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(post by TrulliOnLine staff) Puglia’s Christmas markets last anything from just one up to several days between the Feast of ...

As we walk beneath Lecce’s Renaissance-era Naples Gate, built in honour of Holy Roman Emperor Charles V, into the ...

Extra-virgin olive oil is the most characteristic of all Puglia’s food produce, its intense bouquet an act of generosity to ...

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The wine centre that is Locorotondo is built around a ring of white houses. Locorotondo’s old town has recently become ...

Otranto is the easternmost tip of Puglia, straddling the Adriatic Sea like a bridge between East and West, which has ...

I reckon nothing will be happening tonight, because she’s not deigning to look at me. But to see her here ...

My husband didn’t want to go on honeymoon, as summer is on its way and he reckons we can have ...

The grape harvest here in Puglia is always a feast for the nose. Whether it’s Negramaro or Primitivo di Manduria, ...

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As you head up out of the vast plain of olive groves, with its gnarled bark and primitive vitality, the ...

The streets are filled with the smell of cooking wafting out from under the thin curtains, as the swifts screech ...

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“The Night of the Taranta, that’s what we need!”, said my friend when he phoned. Come off it! Don’t tell ...

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