Living Puglia

Living in Puglia is an experience that hugs you with beauty and authenticity. Here, the blue sea kisses the jagged coasts, giving breathtaking views and offering a nonstop break from the daily frenzy.

A praise to slow life, a praise to “dolce vita”

Here in Puglia, the passing of time has a different perception: you can taste every moment with calm and gratitude, difficult to find elsewhere. The landscape, with its centuries-old olive trees, wheat fields and the sea fading into the horizon, invites you to explore and discover the timeless beauty of the Trulli region. The walks along the coast, the excursions, the trips to the ancient villages and the farms around offer an opportunity to reflect on the richness of the local history and culture. Living in Puglia means slowing down, contemplating the small daily joys and cultivating a deep sense of gratitude for the wonders that this land is able to offer. It is a life enriched by natural beauty, deep-rooted culture and the calm that allows you to appreciate life in all its aspects. A place where the past and present meet, again.

Celebration of culture and good food

In Puglia, life is a celebration of its culture, history and deep roots. It is an emotional journey where past and present connect, creating a perfect setting for a life of beauty and authenticity. Tradition of Puglia is a feast for the taste buds, a tribute to the past and a symbol of kindness. Living here means being invited to a banquet of authentic aromas and tastes and genuine hospitality, on a culinary journey that lasts all year round.

A bond as strong as stone

In Puglia, architecture speaks of innovation and restoration, and craftsmanship meets the natural beauty of a land that nurtures its roots and revives structures from the past. The typical Puglian masserie are tied to ancient stories of agriculture and hospitality: large courtyards and common spaces where country life took place, regulated by the massàro, the farm manager. Then there are the trulli, dry stone constructions with conical roofs, cool in the summer and warm in the winter. They are a symbol of identity, especially for Alberobello, whose trulli are now a UNESCO World Heritage site.