I’ve been going through all the photos of my Puglia, Italy travels and I realized I still had so much to tell you about the region. But, because my travel consulting work has been keeping me busy, I haven’t been able to write as much as I’d like. So instead, I thought I’d tell you more about Puglia in images, rather than words.
I’m hoping the old saying about Italy pictures being worth a thousand words rings true. Here are some favorites:
Fountain with lovely tiles in Bari
Ornate iron gates
Rustic Menu
Portico in Martina Franca
Beautiful orange clemetines trailing down buildings
Bowls of clementines on the table are a typical dessert
Palm trees against a facade in Alberobello
View of Alberbello and the Trulli rooftops
Clusters of plump inky black olives on the trees
Ubiquitous ocher facade with hanging laundry. Always charming.
Unspoiled beach on the Adriatic Sea
Tiny alleyway in Ostuni
Tending to the olive trees and artichokes
And speaking of artichokes!
Vintage wheels
No shortage of beautiful frescoes and mosaics in the churches
Stolling Bari's Lungomare
A perfect Italian photo op!
Green landscapes blend with the deep blue water
Statue in Ostuni
Pretty Piazza at dusk in Lecce
Peering into an archway into Bari's Old Town
Trani Cathedral at night
Gorgeous setting for an afternoon lunch
Sign in the white town of Ostuni
This menu and courtyard beckoned me to enter
And so did this cute little cafe
Fabulous and delicious food products from Puglia
Deserted pathway in Ostuni
Olive trees are everywhere, even a main square in Lecce
So, are you in love with Puglia yet? Which is your favorite photo and why?
