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Stay in renovated 'Cummerse' houses within the historic center. These scattered boutique hotels offer authentic architectural charm and modern comforts, placing you steps away from the pedestrian-friendly old town streets.

Locorotondo, nestled in the Valle d'Itria between Martina Franca and Alberobello, is celebrated as one of Italy's most beautiful villages. Known for its harmonious layout and accessibility, the old town is best explored on foot through an intricate network of narrow streets. The area features distinctive 'Cummerse' houses with sloping limestone roofs, many now converted into unique boutique accommodations. This whitewashed gem offers frequent-flyer travelers a serene retreat characterized by traditional Apulian architecture and scenic countryside views.
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Stay in renovated 'Cummerse' houses within the historic center. These scattered boutique hotels offer authentic architectural charm and modern comforts, placing you steps away from the pedestrian-friendly old town streets.
The old town is fully accessible on foot, making car rentals unnecessary for exploring the village itself. Reaching Bari Airport requires transit via nearby hubs like Martina Franca, so allow extra time for public transport connections.
Spring and autumn offer ideal weather for walking the white streets. Summer brings more visitors but enhances the visual impact of the trulli landscape, while winter provides a quiet retreat for those seeking solitude.

church building in Locorotondo, Italy
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