Name: Alberobello BB
Address: Via Manzoni n. 61 Alberobello,Via Manzoni, Alberobello, Alberobello, Alberobello, 70011, Italy
Rating: 8.6

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Port'Alga

St. Anthony Church

Grotta Stampagnata

Cave of the Nuns

Ponte di Polignano

Lama Monachile

Bastione di Santo Stefano

Statue of Domenico Modugno

Lido Cala Paura

Teatro Petruzzelli

Conservatory of Niccolo Piccinni

Teatro Margherita

Piazza del Ferrarese

Fortino di Sant'Antonio

Teatro Piccinni

Bari Cathedral

Basilica of San Nicola

Piazza Giuseppe Garibaldi

Chiesa di San Marco dei Veneziani

Norman-Hohenstaufen Castle

Chiesa di Santa Scolastica

Bari Harbor

Stadio della Vittoria

Palese Airport

Alberobello BB

Extraordinarily beautiful Alberobello is like no other place on the Planet. This quaint little village on the east coast of Italy casts a gentle spell that makes you just want to explore and experience more. 

We stayed in a trullo in Aberobello. We were three and stayed in a huge three bedroom suite with two bathrooms, large kitchen, dining room, living room with fireplace. It had apparently belonged to a family before being bought by the resort. The breakfast was in a separate area but was delicious. 

Is not far from Bari and the city is absolutely spectacular! You can reach it very easily by train. 
It makes you feel like in a fairytale. The houses are really unique.
It is a must see! You will love it!

A wonderful city for its Trulli structures, friendly approachable people, and a reasonable HQ for visiting other hilltop cities and the valley (olive oil, wine).  Hikes, bikes, Quads (ATV's to Americans) - touring outside city can be found.  Rather easy walks all around town.  Endless food options.  Nothing is really that far away in Alberobello. The concentrated area of Trulli structures has become a tourist mecca, comprised of B&B's and shops.  It's not like people live in these Trulli's anymore, but still, it's an intriguing historical experience, especially when explained by a knowledgeable local.  For the experience itself, Alberobello could be covered as a day trip, if you are moving though the region looking to stay elsewhere.

I attended the TrulliSchool (easily found online) which was a mix of language learning "lite" and very interesting city tours.  In 2 weeks, we covered 9 towns in the 13 afternoons, after spending mornings in classroom sessions.  For those interested in a great orientation to the region of Puglia, this program is a good option.  If you are excited by the opportunity to be with people from a variety of countries, this school might offer it, depending on who signs up.  If you are interested in more serious language skill development, there are other alternatives that may better fulfill you learning needs.  

When the group size is "regular" (6-12 people), this touring/language lite itinerary could work  well.  Our group was 20 - too many for this kind of program.  After school activities (dinners, etc.) for 10 of the 13 nights were left up to the students, and typically was a highly fragmented situation with ever-varied  groups (husband/wives, people who already knew each other, etc.) moving at times in their own directions.  The majority of time not spent in school activities reverted back to English, or German, in the case of 4 of the attendees.  Unless it was self-created, there was no Italian language practice outside the classroom.  It's a tourist town - English is the universal tourism language. 

The program offered housing options - hotel room, live in a Trullo, or stay in an "apartment" - nice choices all, depends what works best for your personal situation.  Students' living arrangements were spread out, not concentrated in a small area of this small town.  The Trulli structures that I entered (housing for fellow attendees) were charming but smallish, with kitchenette feature.  I didn't see the "apartment" option, but one student was spoiled by the owner with wonderful meals!  Hotel (mine was Hotel Silva) had excellent room size, big bathroom, great attention by the staff - a family-run operation.  If in Alberobello, I would certainly recommend Hotel Silva.

Wherever you go, if in a group, I suggest you find out how big the group size will be, and feel confident your personal interests can be achieved.  Suggest you are clear in your mind the kind of "adventure" is desired - touring, general learning, language skill development.  For the time and money, it is important to know what is offered and select among myriad options that exist all over Puglia & Italy.  

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2 Weeks in Trulli town of Alberobello

Alberobello Like No Other Place

Truly Great Experience

Fairytale 

This part of Italy is famous for these truli houses, round conical, stone buildings, and Alberobello has a great number of them. They are cute, unusual and their origins uncertain. It's a great story, and a fine attraction. Go see them, for sure. It won't take up too much of your time. You can walk around the streets, take some photos, buy some of the tat, and be done in time for lunch. If you really want to throw your bobs to the wind, you could stay in them. 
I enjoyed taking a wander around, but I did find the experience, on the whole, just a bit underwhelming.. maybe I was expecting too much 

Postcard pretty

All b&b’s have their quirks & charm, but here ...The host was RUDE. We paid for a bedroom with an extra bed & she removed the pillows / blanket to ensure we wouldn’t use the bed. Spoiled milk in my coffee & no food. Very disappointed.

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