Alberobello is a town in Apulia, Italy.
It is known for its Trulli, white conical stone buildings found by the hundreds in the hilly Rione Monti neighborhood. The 18th-century Sovereign Trullo is a two-level trullo. The Territory Museum “Casa Pezzolla” displays furniture and tools that recreate life in the Trulli as it was in the past. Southwest of the city is the Red House, a World War II internment camp.
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The nickname “white city,” as Ostuni is also known, derives from the typical color that the houses in the old Terra district, the town’s ancient fortified suburb, had.
Those who come to Monopoli cannot help but be fascinated by the beauty of the village and the ancient port that offers a beautiful glimpse of the sea in the living heart of the city.
The hamlet of Torre Canne takes its name from a watchtower dating back to the 16th century, built to protect the coastline from Turkish raids.
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