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Private UNESCO Heritage Tour Castel del Monte and Alberobello
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Alberobello 12 Hour Salento Coastal Adventure with Hotel Pickup
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Puglia Photo Tour in Alberobello and Locorotondo
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Alberobello to Lecce and Ostuni, Baroque and White City Tour
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Matera and Altamura Private 8 Hour Tour from Alberobello
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Trulli Photo Tour with Hotel Pickup in Alberobello
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Private transfer from Alberobello to Amalfi, 2 hour stop included
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Private direct transfer from Alberobello to Amalfi, local driver
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About Alberobello
Alberobello, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a unique town in the Apulia region of Italy, famous for its distinctive trulli houses. These whitewashed, conical-roofed dwellings create a fairytale atmosphere, drawing visitors from around the globe. Strolling through the narrow, winding streets, you'll be captivated by the charm and history of this remarkable place.
The trulli of Alberobello are not just beautiful; they are also historically significant. Built without mortar, the dry stone construction allowed for easy dismantling, a clever tactic to avoid property taxes in the past. Today, many trulli have been converted into shops, restaurants, and guesthouses, offering a truly immersive experience. Exploring Alberobello is like stepping into a living museum, where the past and present blend seamlessly.
