Tag: History of the Trullo

• Top 10 Reasons to Visit Puglia Italy

  

  Six provinces make up the Puglia or Apulia region on the southeast coast of Italy. The Puglia (pronounced pool-ya) or Apulia region as it is known in English, is the most undiscovered and unknown region of Italy. With twenty different regions, Puglia is easily identified on the map as it runs down the east coast of…

  Valerie Knott

  06/08/2016

  Cities, Culture and Traditions

  Bari, Bari capital of Puglia, Baroque architecture, beaches, food, Gargano Peninsula, History of the Trullo, Italy, Lecce, Ortranto, Ostuni, People, Puglia, The best of Puglia, Top 10 reason to visit Puglia, Travellers guide to Puglia, Trulli, Trullo, Uncommercialised

• Trulli Amazing!

  The Trullo is a distictive, small, dry-stone building with a conical roof which is specific to the Itria Valley in the Italian region of Puglia. Trulli are found extensively in Alberobello and in the areas around Locorotondo, Fasano, Ostuni, Cisternino, Martina Franca and Ceglie Messapica. The word originated from a Greek word meaning cupola and…

  Valerie Knott

  12/01/2015

  Cities, Culture and Traditions

  Alberobello, Cone houses, Construction of Trullo, History of the Trullo, Italy, Puglia, Southern Italy, Trulli, Trullo, Trullo Pinnacles, Trullo symbols, UNESCO