Nestled on a limestone step in the southeastern Murgia, Cisternino is among the many villages that overlook the Itria Valley.

A recognized gem of Italy, this Apulian village features some of the most iconic symbols of its culture and history; dry stone walls - inscribed as an Unesco heritage art - trulli, olive fields and deep red soil all contribute to its beauty and charm. These elements provide evidence of an enduring relationship between man and nature that has lasted throughout centuries due to its numerous dominations: from Romans to Norman-Swabians and even Bourbons.

Located around 62 kilometers away from Brindisi and only ten kilometers away from Locorotondo in Bari, it is well worth a visit for one to explore the stunning town along with its rich history.