What to do in Alberobello

Wander through Alberobello's fairytale landscape of conical-roofed trulli, a UNESCO-protected marvel. Stay overnight in a converted trullo for an authentic glimpse into Puglia's centuries-old tradition.

The only two-story trullo in Alberobello, this 18th-century structure showcases Puglia's architectural ingenuity. Inside, recreated rooms transport visitors through traditional trullo life.

This 19th-century municipal building stands elegantly in Piazza del Popolo, serving as Alberobello's administrative heart. Visit on Thursday mornings to experience the vibrant local market that transforms the square.

This neo-Renaissance basilica dominates Alberobello's skyline with its twin bell towers. Inside, discover intricate religious art while enjoying panoramic views of the town's distinctive trulli structures.

Housed in 15 connected trulli, this museum showcases Alberobello's unique architecture through authentic living spaces with period furnishings and farming tools that reveal the region's rural past.

Explore 15 interconnected trulli showcasing traditional Apulian life at Casa Pezzolla Museum. Wander through rooms filled with period furniture and authentic tools that reveal the region's rich cultural heritage.

Damati crafts authentic Italian pasta from spaghetti to tagliatelle, celebrated for exceptional quality. Culinary enthusiasts can explore their selection and potentially see traditional pasta-making techniques in action.

This central square offers the perfect introduction to Alberobello's iconic trulli architecture. Relax at a café terrace while planning your exploration of the surrounding UNESCO-protected stone huts.