Alberobello Accommodation

Searching for hotels in Alberobello (Italy) or Alberobello accommodation?  Alberobello is a small town in the province of Bari, in Puglia, southern Italy. This small town has been made a UNESCO World Heritage site for its unusual districts of trulli, is a distinctive white-washed conical-roofed houses of the area. It makes an interesting day-trip destination or an enjoyable base for a few days - especially if you stay in a trullo of your very own. Alberobello is well-known as the Capital of the Trulli.

While in Alberobello you may visit a few of their amazing attraction and get an opportunity for buying kitsch souvenirs and tasting local products. The centre of Alberobello is mostly consisting of typical small-town Italian streets and buildings, with a few trulli interspersed among the buildings in a surreal fashion. You must take a stroll to Rione Monti, a district on a slope facing the modern town centre that consists of several narrow lanes sloping upwards, with others winding along the hillside, and is very charming both from afar and close up.

Alberobello's attractions are all within walking distance, but be prepared for constant welcomes from the local vendors sitting outside their trulli shops and bars. You'll find colourful terracotta whistles, trullo snowstorms; sliding pens; and everything possible shaped like a trullo, to purchase.

Other places to visit while in Alberobello is the town square, called Piazza del Popolo, this a lovely open space with tables and benches for watching the world go by and just beyond this, is the Church of Santa Lucia, which gives you a great view over the trellis. The Museo del Territorio is a museum that displays agricultural and building equipment, a couple of rooms recreated in period style which give a good idea of how inhabitants used to live, and some spires from the tops of trulli. There is a Museum of Olive Oil, a Museum of Wine and a Museum of Handicrafts for you to also visit and enjoy. The18th century baroque style of Martina Franca, the Norman Romanesque Centre of Conversano and the caves of Castellana Grotte are fantastic to explore.

In summer Alberobello plays host to a number of festivals. These include an important International Folk Festival; Music Festivals includes classical, jazz and popular music, dance, theatre, street theatre and children’s events. There are also religious festivals with music performances and firework displays. Most of the performances are free and open-air for you to attend and enjoy. Alberobello also has a lively passage with summer strolls continuing beyond midnight.

Alberobello offers a selection of accommodations that range from truillis, hotels to bed and breakfast such as the Grand Hotel Olimpo, Hotel Astoria, the Mariemonti, or the Trullidea.
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