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Photogallery of Alberobello, Italy
Top sigths of Italy
Santa Maria del Fiore is probably the best known landmark of Florence. This magnificent cathedral was built in the 13th – 15th centuries. The building is made in elegant gothic style and decorated with green, red and white marble. Its inner premises are no less beautiful and are decorated with paintings and sculptures. Galleria degli Uffizi is a well-known centre of European art. The gallery exhibits works of Leonardo da Vinci, Botticelli, Rafael, Titian, Giorgione and many other internationally famous Italian artists.
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Chapters of the guide to Alberobello
Shopping, streets and outlets
Of course, the town is not deprived of clothes and shoe stores. As a rule, local shops offer accessories by famous Italian brands. Ladies will find it interesting to visit All Fashion shop that always has a stock of practical everyday clothes. It is easy to find good smart clothes, trendy outfits, and sports clothes here. TrulliGadgets is a popular souvenir shop that is open in the heart of the town. It offers … Open 
Attractions and active leisure
When choosing a place to relax in the evening, pay your attention to bars and restaurants that are open in traditional trullo huts. These bars have an inimitable atmosphere of Alberobello. Trulli e Puglia Bar serves the best regional wine and liqueurs. The menu features premium wine, regional specialties, and the finest delicacies from the nearby farms. An interesting design with multiple racks with a collection of … Open
Cultural excursion through Alberobello - things to see
Trullo Sovrano is a no less interesting museum that is open on Piazza Sacramento. This museum is open in one of a few two-story trullo houses in Alberobello. The building is an important architectural attraction. Step inside to see the typical design of local houses in the 18th century. You will have an opportunity to see how residents of Alberobello lived hundreds of years ago. Trullo Sovrano exhibits old … Open
Alberobello sightseeing
It may seem that all trulli look alike but there are still some differences between them. Some buildings have interesting signs left by masters. The trulli with these signs are considered “male” buildings. If there is no such sign on the building, it is considered a “female” one. The cupolas are built in a different way so that there are various signs, such as Zodiac signs, religious and pagan symbols, and … Open
