The trulli house place in Italy you cannot miss 🛖🍇

#hellohalloween 🇮🇹 Alberobello Guide — What to See, Do & Eat 🌿 What to See • Trulli Houses 🏠 – the famous white cone-roofed homes that make Alberobello unique. The Rione Monti district has over a thousand of them, all clustered together like something from a fairytale. • Rione Aia Piccola 🌸 – a quieter area with authentic trulli still lived in by locals, perfect for wandering and photos. • Trullo Sovrano 🏛️ – the only two-story trullo in town, now a museum showing how people once lived inside these houses. • Church of Sant’Antonio ⛪ – a trullo-shaped church on a small hill, simple but charming. • Belvedere Santa Lucia 🌅 – a viewpoint overlooking the sea of trulli rooftops — best at golden hour. 🎒 What to Do • Walk slowly through the old streets and take in the patterns of the trulli — each roof and symbol is different. • Visit small craft shops inside the trulli — many sell handmade ceramics, linens, and olive oil. • Stay overnight in a trullo hotel for the full experience 🌙 — cozy, stone-walled, and atmospheric. • Take short trips to nearby towns like Locorotondo or Martina Franca for more Puglian charm. • Visit during autumn festivals 🍇 — the harvest season brings wine, cheese, and olive tastings all around the area. 🍝 What to Eat • *Orecchiette con cime di rapa* 🌿 – the region’s most famous pasta, earthy and delicious. • Local cheeses 🧀 – especially burrata and caciocavallo. • *Bombette pugliesi* 🍢 – small meat rolls stuffed with cheese and herbs, grilled to perfection. • *Taralli* 🥨 – crunchy snack rings made with olive oil and fennel. • *Pasticiotto* 🍮 – buttery pastry filled with cream, perfect with morning coffee. • Local wines 🍷 – try Primitivo or Negroamaro from nearby vineyards. Alberobello feels timeless — white stone streets, slow rhythm, and that magical sight of trulli glowing in the evening sun. It’s one of those Italian towns that looks like a dream and feels even better when you’re there. ✨