What to do near Noci, BA

Alberobello

The Trulli center makes you relive a feeling of ancient rural customs and architecture of rare beauty. There are 1,400 in the village, all of which can be visited. Many today are stores.

The port of Monopoli

A jewel of Puglia: a castle, an ancient village and a port overlooking a crystal clear sea. History, good food and unforgettable sights await you in Monopoli!

In Fasano, a picture of rock life.

In the Ancient Blade, people lived in caves cultivating a small eden

Temple of Seppannibale

In the countryside of Fasano, little worth the noise of traffic, this small early Christian building welcomes us into its intimate embrace full of ancient decorations.

Polignano a mare

The simple houses, the overhang and the sea. With its captivating and striking beauty, Polignano a mare is one of the pearls set on the Apulian coast south of Bari.

The Abbey of San Vito in Polignano a Mare

The Abbey, which directly faces the sea and was built right next to the marina, still represents an example of monastic architecture of relevant historical importance.

Cisternino, one of the White Cities of Apulia

Wandering around the historic center, it will be nice to get lost and then find yourself in the houses leaning against each other, joined by arches, stairs, and ladders.

Cellamare, Clock Tower

Twenty meters high, it stands on the ruins of the ancient Church of Our Lady of Grace. The beautiful clock was arranged by the Terribile Brothers from Uscio.

The Dolmen of Montalbano

History is lost over the centuries until it becomes legend

Church of St. Michael the Archangel

A rural chapel guarded by olive trees and vineyards welcomes us to Cellamare

Queen's Cave

In Torre a Mare there is a Grotto named after the Queen of Poland Bona Sforza. Lady of Noja since 1556, she gave birth to one of the oldest and greenest bathing "establishments" in Apulia