MariaOnPoint

THIS GUIDE’S heart comes from our constant search of places we visit but can’t really find things to do that are not as touristy or the hidden spots that we can’t miss. Of course, we found the most popular places to visit, which we did but here I share our honest opinion of what we liked, where we spent most of our time and things that were actually worth it. I hope this is helpful to others thinking about visiting the region. Puglia was full of life without being too crowded, it was warm in July, but the heat was dry like in Madrid so ladies, your hair will thank you. The little towns were very charming; the people were kind and welcoming and each had something for everyone’s taste and budget.

PICTURE THIS, Italian feasts surrounded with ancient olive trees, beautiful landscapes and life that just seems to halt for a moment. People enjoying people, people enjoying food, people enjoying life and putting themselves before work, before others and just being present. I think this is one of the parts that I liked most about our summer holiday in the Puglia region, the infectious joy that you get from everyone you meet, locals and people traveling there wanting to immerse themselves in the culture, the region and appreciate the charming whitewashed little towns.