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A signature beach in Polignano a Mare, set between cliffs and very crowded in summer.

Lama Monachile is a pebble beach reached by stairs, with rocks in the water too, so bring water shoes if you plan to swim.

A coastal viewpoint with a statue of Domenico Modugno, the singer from Polignano.

A famous restaurant inside a cave in Polignano, known for its dramatic atmosphere. The food and service are excellent, but dining is very expensive.

Reviews say a meal at Grotta Palazzese cost about €650 for 2 people and €920 for 3, so check menu prices and your budget before booking.

A cozy small restaurant with only a few tables, so reservations are necessary.

Mint Cucina Fresca has few seats, and reviews say it is difficult to get a table without a reservation, so book before visiting.

A shop selling various kinds of freshly baked focaccia. Buy some to enjoy while taking in the view from the nearby Lama Monachile bridge.

At La Focacceria delle Noci Marco, you must first take a number and wait for it to be called, so get a ticket before joining the queue.

A contemporary art museum housed in a former slaughterhouse.

Reviews say Museo Pino Pascali was closed despite Google’s business information, so check its opening status for the day on the official website before setting out.

A viewpoint overlooking Lama Monachile beach in Polignano.

Reviews say parking was difficult even in October for drivers visiting only the Lama Monachile viewpoint, so allow plenty of time to park.

A bridge and viewpoint overlooking the village and the cove below.

A boat tour of Polignano's cliffs and sea caves, lasting about 1 hour 30 minutes. You can see the Grotta Palazzese restaurant from the water.

Reviews say swimming inside the caves was not allowed on Polignano sea-cave boat tours, so check where swimming is permitted before booking.

A church in the center of Polignano's old town, where you can see old works of art.

A small bar in the old town serving natural wine, cocktails, and aperitivo.

A two-story trullo in Alberobello, used as a house museum furnished with period furniture.

The second floor of Trullo Sovrano is reached by an interior stone staircase and the rooms are narrow, so check whether a visit is manageable if stairs are difficult or you are in a large group.

A building that served as Alberobello's first town hall and is associated with the town's official recognition.

A local museum made up of 15 connected trulli.

At Casa Pezzolla, most of the explanations are delivered through an audio guide on your personal phone, so bring your phone and earphones.

A church in the form of a trullo on the hill in Rione Monti.

A church close to the south of Trullo Sovrano.

A residential district of about 400 trulli houses, smaller than the Monti district. Commercial activity is prohibited.

A viewpoint overlooking the trulli rooftops of the Rione Monti district.

Alberobello's largest and most famous trulli district, with at least 1,000 traditional trulli buildings. This hillside neighborhood has shops, restaurants, and workshops.