A Tourist Guide To Puglia

Puglia is a region located on the East coast oftrading centres with the rest of ancient Greece.
southern Italy. It is often known as the heel due toFollowing the rule of the Romans was the invasion of
Italy's aerial view resemblance to a knee-high boot.the region by the Byzantines. The Spanish then took
Many past rulers from years ago have used thisover from the Byzantines and their influence of the
region for a base location to try and control both theregion can still be seen.
Adriatic and Ionian seas. These days it is a popularSights and Attractions
tourist destination because of its beautiful coastline andThe region of Puglia is beautiful and packed with
natural scenery.sightseeing potential. However, the most impressive
Travelling Therearea is Trulli. This present day World Heritage Site is
Flying is the best option for getting there as the regionpacked with domed buildings, and a unique look. For
three airports (Bari-Palese, Brindisi and Foggia). Goodgreat architecture be sure to visit Lecce and get a feel
rail and road networks allow for frequent train and busfor its Baroque attractiveness and 17th century
journeys. If you are arriving from Greece then thearchitecture. Another place of particular interest is San
ferries to Bari and Brindisi are a good choice.Giovanni Rotondo. Here you can visit the remains of
Accommodation Options'Santa Claus' at the Church of St Nicholas.
Puglia is a large region and so accommodation optionsShopping
are plentiful. Hotels, campsites and guesthouses areAs the region is so big the shopping varies at different
the norm but why not make your holiday a bit more ofplaces. The cities and towns of Puglia have big
an experience and stay in a castle or a trullo that aredepartment stores, unique smaller shops and
found in the Alberobello area.supermarkets. Smaller parts of the region have more
Historyin the way of souvenir and, arts and craft shops.
The region of Puglia is home to many cities that were