Top Alberobello & Locorotondo Private and Luxury

Exploring Alberobello's hundreds of traditional "trulli" on foot can be tiring and time-consuming. See the old town in an hour without getting footsore with this tour by Segway, e-bike, tuk-tuk, or golf cart. Zip through two historical districts with a guide to admire these fairytale-like dwellings and learn about their history and architecture, stopping to take in a “trullo” church and visit the interiors of an authentic “trullo” home.

A tour that can be easily done with the use of our pedal assisted bikes that will allow everyone to appreciate the beauties of the Valle d’Itria and the historic centers of Cisternino and Locorotondo, counted among the most beautiful villages in Italy. An authentic experience for everyone in contact with the nature of Puglia. It starts from Martina Franca and through panoramic paved roads with little traffic you reach the Ciclovia of the Pugliese Aqueduct at the Ashram Bole Baba. After a few kilometers of unpaved road we head towards Cisternino, a brief stop in the historic center, after which we head towards Locorotondo along the cycle route. Stop at a farm with a wide tasting of typical products. Return to the Puglia ebike site. The real and unique Puglia starts here.

With this tour you can visit one of the most beautiful villages in Italy, which is located a few kilometers away from Alberobello, a UNESCO heritage site. Locorotondo is not a destination for mass tourism, so you can live an authentic experience in an Apulian village.

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Unesco Heritage, located in the heart of the Itria Valley, Alberobello is one of the most famous cities in Puglia, for its characteristic houses built with dry stone, without the use of mortar, called "Trulli". Strolling through the alleys of the ancient village will be like catapulting into another reality, a fantastic village that seems to be the fruit of the imagination. But here it is all true. A small village full of colors, shapes and symbols of tradition that live again today as in the past. Among the numerous trullo-houses, the Trullo Siamese and the church-trullo dedicated to Sant'Antonio da Padova stand out.

See Puglia’s Locorotondo on a walking tour, and discover the highlights of one of Italy’s most pretty villages. Loved for its whitewashed and cone-roofed trulli houses, hilltop Locorotondo is a maze of lanes, and the best way to see it is with a private guide. You’ll enjoy a tour that’s personalized to you, and have the flexibility to see the sights that interest you most.