Where to Go in Puglia: 18 Incredible Places to Visit in Puglia, Italy

Wondering where to go in the magical, sun-drenched region of Puglia, Italy? Trying to decide which Puglia destinations are worth adding to your itinerary? Look no further!

After spending three months in Puglia, exploring the region from top to bottom (with my Pugliese boyfriend!), I’ve filled this guide with all the best places to visit in Puglia, Italy.

Lush forests and blue ocean waters at Gargano

From historic towns like Ostuni and Alberobello, to whitewashed coastal towns such as Polignano a Mare, to the ancient beechwood forests of Gargano, this guide is full of Puglia’s must-sees and hidden gems!

Here are 18 of the best places to visit in Puglia. Plus, you’ll discover what to do in each place, expert tips, and helpful recommendations to help you plan your trip.

Basilica of Santa Croce in Lecce. Wondering where to go in Puglia? Lecce has beautiful historical churches that are must-sees!

Where is Puglia, Italy?

Puglia (A.K.A. the โ€œbreadbasketโ€ of Italy) is the longest region in the country, stretching from the far-reaching north in Gargano to the Valle dโ€™Itria to the bottom of the โ€œheel.โ€

Home to vast countryside, rugged coast, and dense forest, Puglia is a dynamic region, ripe for exploration.

Puglia encompasses over 500 miles of coastline, from the southeastern Ionian Sea coastline to the Adriatic Sea coastline (just across from Croatia and Albania). Thatโ€™s 10% of mainland Italyโ€™s coast!

Light-blue car parked on a street in Peschici

How to Get Around Puglia

Before we dive into the best places in Puglia, letโ€™s talk logistics. How should you plan to get from one Puglia destination to the next?

Rental Car

The best way to travel through the Puglia region is by car!

With the freedom of your own wheels, you can pull over for endless photo ops – and cute restaurants, wineries, and restrooms – as you explore all of the best places to visit in Puglia.

From visiting UNESCO World Heritage Sites to sandy beaches, trust me, youโ€™ll be glad you rented a car.

You can rent a car in the city of your arrival, likely Bari or Brindisi. This is my favorite website for finding the best rental car deals in Puglia!

Otherwise, private drivers and shuttles are an option. If you donโ€™t feel comfortable driving in Southern Italy, thatโ€™s understandable! Check out shuttle options here.

White wooden signage by a beach in Puglia

Public Transport

Itโ€™s possible to use public transport while visiting Puglia, but itโ€™s inconvenient.

This option requires a lot of maneuvering between bus stations and train stations, which are not always close to town.

I traveled via train and bus for about half of my two-month Puglia trip, and I found out (the hard way!) that extensive bus routes connecting all of Pugliaโ€™s charming towns do not exist.

So inevitably, I found myself in few a rather pricey taxis.

When it comes to Pugliaโ€™s amazing Tremiti Islands (see #6 below!), you can easily access them during peak season via ferry, from Vieste, Peschici, and other ports. Click here to check out the ferry timetables.

Ornate rose window of a church in Ostuni, Italy - one of the best places to visit in Puglia

How Many Days Do You Need in Puglia?

Youโ€™ll need at least 10 days to move around the region and see most of the best places to visit in Puglia, Italy.

If you have only a week to visit Puglia, use this 7 to 10-day Puglia itinerary to help you squeeze the most out of your time!

Melanie posing with potted cacti plants at Peschici

In other words, the Puglia region is large and overflowing with incredible experiences. Youโ€™ll have more than enough reasons to visit Puglia over and over again – even if you can cover all of the Puglia destinations on this list in one trip.

In all honesty, I’ve spent months traveling around Puglia and I still have more places to visitโ€ฆ like the Tremiti Islands (it was far too cold in November!).

READ MORE: Why Visit Puglia, Italy? 10 Undeniable Reasons to Travel to Puglia

Melanie holding a cup of hot beverage while roaming the streets of Alberobello. If you're wondering where to go in Puglia, Italy, Alberobello is known for its trulli houses where you can try to stay in during your visit.

Best Puglia Destionations:
18 Magical Places to Visit in Puglia, Italy

Logistics aside, letโ€™s answer your question: โ€œWhere to go in Puglia?โ€

Letโ€™s dive into the best 18 places in Puglia to add to your Puglia itinerary. Charming hilltop towns, stunning Mediterranean beaches, incredible architecture, local wines, and mouthwatering cuisine await you!

Note: I’ve broken this list down into broad regions (Gargano, around Bari, Salento) and then specific destinations within each one.

Wooden deck extending towards the lake in Umbra Forest

Pugliaโ€™s Gargano Region

1. Umbra Forest

The Umbra Forest is the last remaining part of Italyโ€™s ancient beech wood forest, which used to cover much of western Europe. It resides in the magnificent Gargano National Park!

As one of Puglia’s UNESCO World Heritage Sites, the Umbra Forest is one of the most magical places to visit in Puglia!

There are over 60 miles of trails to hike or bike in the Forest Umbra! The lush, hilly landscape is covered with a vast carpet of greenery and filled with ancient trees, a lake, ponds, and even a deer reserve. 

Iโ€™d say you need just a half-day in the Forest Umbra, but if you want to stay the night immersed in nature, check out the Cantoniera D’Umbra Agriturismo.

Giant hands sculpture in Vieste, one of the best places to visit in Puglia
Arch of San Felice and the Bay at Vieste

2. Vieste

Remarkable coastline views and beautiful beaches make Vieste my favorite coastal town in the Gargano region. Itโ€™s a must-see place when you visit Puglia!

In Vieste, wander the lovely narrow streets of the medieval old town (Borgo Antico) without a big โ€œto seeโ€ list.

Oh, except for the Baroque bell tower of the Basilica of Vieste; itโ€™s a must!

Plus, if you love cute things, the Staircase of Love, Scalinata dell’amore, is for you.

For expansive views of Punta San Francesco and the Adriatic Sea, walk the Vieste Promenade. And for a legendary sight, head to Spaggia di Castello to admire the Pizzomunno, Viesteโ€™s monolithic rock jutting straight out of the sea.

Vignanotica Beach in Vieste, one of the towns not to miss in Puglia, Italy

Some of the most outstanding beaches on the Gargano Peninsula await you outside Vieste! I left a piece of my soul at Spiaggia di Vignanotica, so if you find it, please bring it back. Alternatively, you can leave it at Spiaggia di Baia dei Mergoli.

While on the road, stop to see the Arc of San Felice and the Grotta Sfondata. Better yet, go on this Vieste Marine Caves Boat Tour to cruise past these sights and the sea caves of Vieste! Click here to book it!

Forte 2 Hotel, Al Castello Relais Vieste, and B & B Dimora del Dragone are my top picks for where to stay overnight in Vieste! Itโ€™s so beautiful here, youโ€™ll never want to leave!

Old castle by the sea in Peschici, one of the best places to visit in Puglia

3. Peschici

Okay, so I know I said Vieste was my favorite seaside town on the Gargano Peninsula. But the tiny fishing village of Peschici emits a particularly tranquil and laid-back vibe.

Youโ€™ll meander around whitewashed houses, visit the Basilica, and stop for photos of the love-lock fence above the Castello di Peschici in the old town.

Seafood composed of shrimps and herbs on a black plate
Pastries and breakfast on a table with a beautiful view of the sea in Peschici, one of the best places to visit in Puglia

However, the single most important thing youโ€™ll do in Peschici is eat fresh seafood. More specifically, youโ€™ll spend hours wining and dining at Al Trabucco Da Mimรฌ. (And then, youโ€™ll thank me after.)

P.S. Some of the coolest places to visit around Peschici are the ancient fortified watch towers – or torre. My favorite was the Torre di Monte Pucci! Set against Adriatic Sea blues, these historic relics are hauntingly beautiful.

Youโ€™re going to want a room with a stunning sea view here! Marina Bay Luxury Rooms, Bed and Breakfast Baia Scirocco Peschici Gargano, and B&B the Peschiciano are the three best places to stay!

Green door in an old house in Rodi

4. Rodi

After spending a few days exploring Rodi (another ancient coastal town near Peschici), I realized just how authentic this part of the Gargano Peninsula is!

You’d be hard-pressed to hear a language other than Italian in Rodi, Garganoโ€™s laidback, hilltop coastal town. 

My Puglian tour guide (who happens to double as my boyfriend!) brought me to some of Rodiโ€™s sandy beaches, like the nearby Blue Flag beach, Lido del Sole. Youโ€™ll love this beach as much as I did!

He also took me to one of the best pizzerias of my life at L’angolo della Pizza. Itโ€™ll become your new favorite, too.

Then, shop til you drop at the Marina di Rodi boutiques and walk along Corso Giannone at sunset.

And finally, head up to Piazza Rovelli for town square happenings and people-watching.

Houses and old buildings at Vico del Gargano. If you're asking "Why visit Puglia?", the historical buildings in old villages are just some of the reasons.

5. Vico del Gargano

Vico del Gargano is a mountain community within Gargano National Park known as the โ€œCity of Love.โ€

Considered one of the most beautiful villages in Italy, itโ€™s surrounded by olive trees and orange groves, and filled with historic buildings and romantic corridors.

I sincerely didn’t realize there were places to visit in Puglia that receive snow! I mean, this is Southern Italy weโ€™re talking aboutโ€ฆ But in the village of Vico del Gargano, there is!

Visiting Vico del Garganoโ€™s medieval castle, and wandering its quaint cobblestone alleys in the winter, was a fantasy come to life at 1,500 feet above sea level!

Thereโ€™s not a huge to-do list in Vico, so grab a box of sweets at Pizzicato and sit in the Villa Comunale. Then, explore the historic old town on foot.

If the history of olive oil interests you (it should!), check out the Trappeto Maratea Museum.

A seagull on the coast of Tremiti Islands

6. Tremiti Islands

I’ve visited Puglia in the fall and winter – when the weather is not ripe for island life. But if youโ€™re traveling from May through October, the Tremiti Islands are some of the best places to visit in Puglia!

This five-island archipelago sits off the coast of northern Puglia and is part of Gargano National Park.

Ferries and boats around Tremiti Islands in Puglia, Italy

You can expect stellar snorkeling, scuba diving, hiking, and fishing all around the Tremiti Islands.

Think of the Tremiti Islands as the โ€œCapri of Puglia.โ€ Only, less crowded!

To get there, youโ€™ll need to hop on a ferry! Click here to easily check the timetables and book your ferry trip.

I havenโ€™t been to Tremiti (yet!), but I know that youโ€™re going to want to base yourself on the island of San Domino! According to my research, Villa Lucio Dalla, Hotel Kyrie Isole Tremiti, and Hotel Eden are the best accommodations.

Sanctuary of Saint Michael the Archangel

7. Sanctuary of Saint Michael the Archangel

UNESCO World Heritage Sites are some of the most important places to visit in Puglia… And the Sanctuary of Saint Michael the Archangel (Santuario di San Michele Arcangelo) – located in the historic town of Monte Santโ€™Angelo, in Gargano National Park – is one of them!

Dedicated to the Longobardsโ€™ โ€œPlaces of Power,โ€ this stunning Romanesque-style sanctuary is the oldest shrine in Western Europe.

The significance of this underground cave-sanctuary to Puglia, and Italy as a whole, cannot be overstated. People have made pilgrimages to this site since the Middle Ages!

Itโ€™s believed that Saint Michael visited the sanctuary in the 5th century B.C. – and that those who make their way to the sanctuary will have eternal good luck!

Blue boats in Bari in Puglia, Italy

Destinations Near the Metropolitan City of Bari

8. Bari

Likely, youโ€™ll be flying out of Bariโ€™s airport, so why not get to know the regionโ€™s capital city before heading home?

Bari Vecchia, the old city, is the perfect place to immerse yourself in Pugliaโ€™s culture and way of life. So, naturally, one of the best things to do in Bari is sit in a square (like Piazza del Ferrarese or Piazza Mercantile), or walk around the Lungomare e Murat, and people-watch!

Better yet, catch a show at the Teatro Petruzzelli! What better way to integrate with Puglian culture than by witnessing the art of the times?

You also shouldnโ€™t miss this Street Food Tour in Bariโ€™s Old Town. Youโ€™ll taste local delicacies like fresh-caught seafood, focaccia, and gelato. Click here to book it!

Then, hop on a traditional rickshaw for a relaxing tour of the old town. On this rickshaw tour, youโ€™ll admire the architecture of the Norman-Swabian Castle, visit the Bari Cathedral, and walk down the aisle of the grand Basilica San Nicola. Click here to book your rickshaw tour!

Castel del Monte surrounded by trees and grasslands in Italy

9. Castel del Monte: Alta Murgia National Park

A convenient stop on your way to Bari is another Puglian UNESCO World Heritage Site: the Castel del Monte.

Built by Holy Roman Emperor Frederick II, the Castel del Monte is considered to be one of the most mysterious castles in the world!

Youโ€™ll need just a couple of hours to soak up the fascinating architectural design of the castle, as well as appreciate its interior.

What makes the castle so perplexing is that the geometric design is astonishingly precise, especially considering it was built almost 1,000 years ago!

Book this guided tour of Castel del Monte so you can soak up all of the facts and history. Click here to book it.

Seaside town of Polignano a Mare. One of the best things to do in Puglia is to go sunbathing and relax on the best beaches around.

10. Polignano a Mare

Just 40 minutes from Pugliaโ€™s capital city of Bari, youโ€™ll find the famous seaside town of Polignano a Mare. This is one of the most popular destinations in Puglia.

Like many before me, Polignanoโ€™s rocky cliffs, adorable old town, fresh seafood, and awe-inspiring views left a grand impression.

Like other towns in Puglia, you have to stroll around Polignanoโ€™s charming historic center and pop into the cathedralsโ€ฆ And of course, you must go on this Small Group Boat Excursion to explore the caves and grottos.

But also, I wouldnโ€™t blame you for spending all your time sunbathing! Polignano a Mare has some of the best beaches on the Adriatic Coast! 

Houses by the sea in Polignano a Mare

Up for an adventure? Go on this Sea Kayak Tour of Polignano or this Stand-Up-Paddleboard Ride to the Caves!

When the iconic Lama Monachile beach is wall-to-wall busy, check out nearby beaches like San Vito!

Also, you must make sure to stop at at least one of these epic lookout spots:

If youโ€™re into extreme sports (or watching people do crazy things!) visit during the annual Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series! 

By the wayโ€ฆ Youโ€™re going to want to spend at least one night here! Sei Stelle Mama, BAYIT Charming Place, and CHIALE Holiday Apartments are the three best hotel options!

Boats in Trani. Don't forget to include this small port town in your Puglia itinerary.

11. Trani

A small port town north of Polignano a Mare, Trani was once the capital of Puglia!

The blue and white fishing boats that float in the port of Trani are incredibly picturesque. With its proximity to Bari and stunning architecture, this place in Puglia is worth visiting for a half-day!

The pale buildings and monuments around Trani are made of light-pink Trani Stone, sourced from nearby caves.

Do yourself a favor and admire the best example at the Puglian Romanesque Cathedral of Trani (Basรญlica Catedral de San Nicolรกs Peregrino), whose bell tower stands tall over the town.

After exploring the historic center, spend your half-day in Trani grazing a picnic at Villa Comunale, and admiring the statues and views of the Adriatic Sea.

Cap off your day sunbathing at nearby Lido Bella Venezia!

Beautiful trulli houses in Alberobello

12. Alberobello

The most fairy-tale-like place to visit in Puglia is the unique town of Alberobello.

Itโ€™s impossible not to fall in love with Alberobelloโ€™s famous trulli houses, which are protected by UNESCO!

One of my most precious memories from Alberobello is sleeping in an ancient trullo (singular of trulli) at Trulli Holiday. You simply must stay the night in a trullo!

Trulli Holiday, Le Alcove Luxury Trulli, and La Mandorla Luxury Trulli are my top three picks! Click here to book your stay in Alberobello.

Potted cactus plant on a window of a trullo. Alberobello is one of the best places to visit in Puglia, Italy so you shouldn't miss it!
Church in Alberobello, Italy

While in Alberobello, be sure to explore the picturesque streets of Rione Aia Piccola and Rione Monti Quarters, visit the Trullo Sovrano museum, and stop by the Church of Saint Anthony of Padua (the only trullo church in the world).

Hot tip: Eat Puglian street food at Principotto!

Just note that Alberobello is a top tourist destination in Puglia. Be prepared for crowds in the summer months!

READ MORE: 10 Best Things to Do in Alberobello, Puglia, Italy

13. Castellana Caves

The town of Castellana Grotte, between Polignano a Mare and Alberobello, draws visitors to one of Pugliaโ€™s rarest gems: the Castellana Caves.

Revered as one of Italyโ€™s most impressive underground cave systems, the Castellana Caves are a mind-blowing place to visit in Puglia.

This Grotte di Castellana Cave Excursion will make you feel as if youโ€™re exploring the inner workings of a chandelier!

Youโ€™ll descend some 230 feet below the earthโ€™s surface with your guide to admire dripping stalactites, rising stalagmites, all kinds of ancient fossils, cavities, and caves.

Click here to book your Grotte di Castellana Cave Excursion (From Bari).

Ruins at Piazza Sant'Oronzo in Lecce. Wondering where to go in Puglia? Lecce features ancient ruins in the heart of the town.

Pugliaโ€™s Salento Region

14. Lecce

Known for its decadent Baroque architecture and luxurious lifestyle, Lecce is one of the best places to visit in Puglia – and maybe even all of Italy!

This beautiful city features two Roman ruins in the historic center (the Roman Amphitheater and the Roman Theater), a bustling city center with lots of restaurants and wine bars (try La Strada Del Vino Wine Bistrot), and stunning churches.

Beautiful exterior of Basilica di Santa Croce in Lecce

The Piazza del Duomo and the Basilica di Santa Croce are your must-sees, but this vibrant city is full of historic buildings.

Foodies, donโ€™t miss this Orecchiette Cooking Class and Wine Tasting in Lecce old town; youโ€™ll learn to make the traditional orecchiette pasta from scratch! Click here to book your cooking class.

This Primitivo and Negroamaro Wine Tour of two local wineries is also a must! Click here to book it.

There are also plenty of beaches nearby, perfect for day-tripping! 

Wondering where to stay in Lecce? Dimora San Giuseppe, Mantatelure, and Patria Palace Hotel are your best bets! Click here to find great deals on Lecce accommodation.

READ MORE: 14 Unforgettable Things to Do in Lecce, Italy (+ Must-Know Travel Tips!)

White buildings of Ostuni. If you're wondering what to see in Puglia, the whitewashed town of Ostuni is one of the quaintest places you'll discover.

15. Ostuni

Picture a whitewashed medieval hilltop town surrounded by olive trees in Pugliaโ€™s countryside. This vision is Ostuni, the โ€œWhite Cityโ€ – one of the quaintest places to visit in all of Puglia!

Youโ€™ll feel Ostuniโ€™s fascinating history within the fortified walls of this small town. Plus, you can learn about it in the Museum of Preclassic Civilizations of the Southern Murgia (big name, big history).

You also have to go on this Private Ape Tour of the Millenary Olive Groves in Ostuni. Itโ€™s one of the best Iโ€™ve ever been on! Click here to book it. 

Taking this Ape tour of Ostuni is my top recommendation since youโ€™ll see iconic landmarks like the Duomo di Ostuni, Arco Scoppa, and plenty more.

Ornate rose window of Ostuni Cathedral at daytime

I also suggest a quiet, late-night stroll through the historic center, set aglow under the moonlight. 

Be sure to stop by the Porta Azzurra for a photo-op too!

Oh, and Iโ€™ve got you covered with the best Ostuni hotels! Choose from the Paragon 700, Hotel la Terra, and Dimora Martina. Find the best deals on Ostuni accommodation here.

READ MORE: 16 Enchanting Things to Do in Ostuni, Puglia: Italyโ€™s โ€œWhite Cityโ€

Locorotondo, one of the prettiest Puglia towns

16. Locorotondo

The most famous town in Pugliaโ€™s Itria Valley (Valle dโ€™Itria) is Locorotondo.

This lovely town is one of the top places to visit in Puglia for wine lovers, and was voted a โ€œborghi piรน belli d’italiaโ€ (A.K.A.: one of the most beautiful villages in Italy)!

Explore Locorotondoโ€™s charming historic center and youโ€™ll notice the pitched roof houses, cummersa, an architectural design unique to this old town.

Stop by the three must-see churches in Locorotondo: Church Saint George Martyrโ€™s, the Chiesa di San Nicola, and the Chiesa della Madonna della Greca. Plus, there are two magnificent viewpoints to check out: Terrazzamenti Via Nardelli and Punto Panoramico

And of course, Locorotondo produces some of the regionโ€™s best vino bianco!

So head to one of the many wine bars in the historic center to sip fabulous wine, eat delicious food, and let the slow-paced lifestyle of Southern Italy overcome you.

Next time I visit, I plan to do this Valle dโ€™Itria E-Bike Tour with an Olive Oil Tasting!

Planning to stay overnight in Locorotondo? 1783 Dimora dโ€™Epoca, Leonardo Trulli Resort, and Villa Aurelia are the best places to stay!

Sunset in the coastal town of Gallipoli

17. Gallipoli

Jutting out into the Ionian Sea, on the west coast of the Salento Peninsula, is Gallipoli: a beautiful town (thatโ€™s what Gallipoli means in Italian!) in southern Puglia.

Transport yourself back to medieval times as you cross the bridge from the new town to the historic town – this part of Gallipoli is an island!

Itโ€™s true – every old town in Puglia has narrow streets and churches on seemingly every corner. But Gallipoliโ€™s Basilica Concattedrale di Sant’Agata is particularly impressive.

Youโ€™ve also got to check out the medieval castle and walk the waterfront promenade (with gelato in hand, obviously).

Gallipoli is one of the best places to visit in Puglia for its sandy beaches and crystal-clear sea! Spiaggia della Puritร , Purity Beach, is a destination all its own.

Just remember, Gallipoli is a larger town and can be quite touristy during the summer months.

Boats in Otranto, one of the best places in Puglia Italy you must visit

18. Otranto

More crystalline waters ahead! Sitting opposite Gallipoli, on the eastern side of the Salento Peninsula, is Italyโ€™s easternmost town: Otranto.

Warm shallow waters, an adorable old town, and lively nightlife make Otranto a popular beach day trip for visitors in nearby Lecce.

But thereโ€™s another body of water in Otranto that is one of the most unique places to visit in Pugliaโ€ฆ

Somewhat resembling a crater, the Cave di Bauxite is a tiny emerald-green lake in the center of an old red-rock quarry. In my opinion, this is the most special thing to behold around Otranto!

Aerial view of the buildings and beautiful town of Otranto

18 Incredible Places to Visit in Puglia, Italy

Dreaming of the best places to visit in Puglia?

With this list of where to go in Puglia, youโ€™ll be swept away by sea views and magical towns across the magical, sun-drenched region of Puglia.

Visit Puglia to relax on sandy beaches in Gallipoli or the Tremiti Islands, sample mouth-watering Puglian street food in Bari, swim in azure waters in Polignano a Mare, and tour Ostuniโ€™s ancient olive groves in a vintage Ape. 

Sunny day at Gargano National Park in Puglia

Day trip to Gargano National Park to hike the ancient Forest Umbra, then stay the night in one of the famous trulli houses around Alberobello.

With all the astoundingly beautiful places to visit in Puglia, Italy, Iโ€™m confident youโ€™ll love this region as much as I do!

Now itโ€™s time to start putting together your Puglia itinerary!

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Wondering where to go in the magical, sun-drenched region of Puglia, Italy? Trying to decide which Puglia destinations are worth adding to your Puglia itinerary? After spending three months in Puglia, exploring with my Pugliese boyfriend, I've filled this guide with all the best places to visit in Puglia, Italy. From historic towns like Ostuni and Alberobello, to coastal towns such as Polignano a Mare, to the beechwood forests of Gargano, this guide is full of Puglia's must-sees and hidden gems!

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