Things to do
2 days in Alberobello
Day 1
- MorningWalk through the trulli of the Rione Monti before the tour groups.
- AfternoonVisit the Trullo Sovrano and climb onto a trullo rooftop terrace.
- EveningSee the trulli lit up after dark in the quieter Aia Piccola district.
Day 2
Visit the white towns of the Itria Valley, Locorotondo and Cisternino.
What to eat
Orecchiette with turnip greens and fresh burrata.
Local tips
Make the most of Alberobello
Beat the crowds
The trulli of Rione Monti are busiest midday. Aia Piccola, the other trulli district, is quieter and where people still live.
Best photo spot
The view over the cone roofs from the terrace near Santa Lucia church at the top of the town.
Getting there
Trains from Bari take about 1.5 hours. By car, park at the edge and walk in.
Don't miss nearby
Locorotondo, a white circular hill town 10 minutes away, with views over the Itria Valley.
Good to know
Some trulli shops invite you up to their roof terrace; a small purchase is polite. The town is lovely at dusk when the lights come on.
Plan your visit
Getting to Alberobello
At a glance
Questions
Alberobello: good to know
Is Alberobello worth visiting?
Yes, especially if you like historic old towns. A town of trulli, whitewashed stone houses with cone-shaped roofs.
How many days do you need in Alberobello?
Plan 1 night. Our free 2-day plan above shows how to spend your time.
When is the best time to visit Alberobello?
You can visit all year. The trulli of Rione Monti are busiest midday. Aia Piccola, the other trulli district, is quieter and where people still live.
How do you get to Alberobello?
The nearest airport is Bari Airport (BRI), about 55 km away. Trains from Bari take about 1.5 hours. By car, park at the edge and walk in.
What is there to see near Alberobello?
Nearby hidden places include Polignano a Mare (24 km), Bari (48 km) and Matera (55 km).
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