Top Brindisi Walking Tours

Discover the historical center of Alberobello (UNESCO World Heritage) with a certified tour guide. Enjoy a pleasant walk through the typical Trulli and visit the local craft shops. Live an authentic experience in Alberobello, discover Apulian ancient construction, and learn about Italian culture and traditions with a friendly local guide. The tour will start from the Aia Piccola, UNESCO World Heritage Site, in the heart of the city of the Trulli. Trulli are traditional houses built entirely of stone without mortar or cement. The visit will take place in the historic center, following a path in the narrow streets of the historic center, with a visit to the Trulli and neighborhoods of Aia Piccola and Monti. You will visit the ancient church of St. Anthony. During the visit, you will explore the local craft shops, where you can enjoy some shopping and make a relaxing break. Get ready for an amazing experience in Alberobello.

Take a guided walk in the Natural Reserve of Torre Guaceto (Area Marina Protetta di Torre Guaceto), and stop at a grove of olive trees for a bunch of Apulian foods. You'll have the chance to learn about items that are grown and produced in this Mediterranean climate—tomatoes and olive oil.

The experience "Cheese factory tour with Apulian delicacies tasting" is hosted in an ancient farm built in the 1800s and surrounded by a regional nature reserve. In this natural oasis located in Valle d’Itria, in the very heart of Puglia, you will learn how high quality local products are grown and processed: the farm is in fact specialised in the production of fresh and seasoned cheese, of local cold cuts such as the renowned Capocollo from Martina Franca and in the wheat cultivation. You will have the opportunity to visit a cheese factory during working hours to watch the entire production process of milk products. The tour ends with a rich tasting of cheese and cold cuts produced in the farm and served with bakery products and Apulian wine: local delicacies that you can taste in a dedicated inner room or outside, if it is warm. You will be surrounded by a rural atmosphere that only in Puglia is to be found.

With our walking tours, you’ll skip the mundane historical tours and discover the city through a local’s eyes. Experience a tour that will transform the way you travel to make it as much about the people you meet, as it is the places you see. Our local guides (Lokafyers) are passionate about their city and eager to share their knowledge and perspective. Since Lokafyers are not professional guides and tour occasionally, they provide an experience that’s authentic and personal, like a friend showing you around their city. By the end of the tour, you'll feel comfortable navigating the city and confident that you have all the information you need to make the most of your stay.

The tour starts visiting a local winery where you could admire the vineyards and the cellar in which some of the appreciated DOC wines of the Itria Valley are being produced. Moreover, you could taste 5 different types of wines. This tour will be shared with other people (maximum 14 people), as the wine tour is organized directly by the wine producer. Then, we will have a private guided tour in the old town of Locorotondo, recognized as one of the most beautiful villages of Italy (Borghi più Belli d'Italia). It has a fantastic panoramic location overlooking the Itria Valley, with groves and vineyards, typical dry-stone walls and trulli.

Discover one of the most suggestive and magical places in the Apulian Mediterranean scrub. Take a stroll until reaching the beaches, the coves, and the ancient olive trees of the Torre Guaceto nature reserve.

Guided view inside the exhibition rooms of the "F. Ribezzo" Archaeological Museum to learn about the fascinating finds it contains: prehistoric, messapic, Roman and medieval.

The guided tour will develop in the historic center of Oria, a magnificent medieval village that is still not fully appreciated today. The tour starts from one of the three gateways to the city, the Jewish gate, and takes you to discover the Giudecca, the Jewish quarter that became prosperous and thriving in the 9th century. Another important stop will be the visit of the Cathedral Basilica. Inside it will be possible to visit the Oratory of the Confraternity of Death and Crypt of the Mummies, an oratory of 1500 where the mummified cadavers of some confreres are still preserved. Outside you will visit the Messapian necropolis until you reach the outside of the castle, of Norman manufacture or earlier, dominates the highest part of the city and is its symbol. Currently the house is private and can be visited only on pre-established dates. Do not miss the Torneo dei Rioni challenge in August, since 1967, is the most important historical-medieval event in southern Italy.

A quick visit designed for those who, despite not having much time available, want to visit the most important monuments of Brindisi.

The tour of Mesagne, with a licensed guide, starts from the castle, the most representative monument of the town, with a height of about 20 meters. The original nucleus consisted of a fortified encampment dating back to the eleventh or twelfth century and was then enlarged in the following centuries until it lost its function as a fortified fortress and took over that of a baronial residence. The tour will go on to make known important findings of the Messapian civilization kept in the Museum of the Territory "U. Granafei ". Following will visit the ancient village of the town and the main church dedicated to All Saints, built between 1649 and 1660. The facade is embellished with elegant architectural elements with vaulted stone and majestic colonnade placed in support of the massive roofing. The interiors decorated with fine stucco and a superb high altar, all in marble, contain paintings by local artists

Guided tour of Martina Franca in the company of a private expert tour guide who will lead you to the discovery of the splendid Apulian town, among the alleys to admire the Duomo and Baroque art that decorates private palaces and churches

Martina Franca is a lovely town rich in art and culture, immersed in the beautiful Itria Valley, halfway between the Adriatic Coast and the Ionian Sea. It has an elegant old town centre embellished with many Baroque and Rococo noble palaces and monuments. Moreover, you could have the possibility to enjoy the local gastronomy with a delicious tasting of salami and cheese produced in the area, included the renowned Capocollo di Martina Franca.

Martina Franca is the baroque city of the Itria Valley and through the Porta di S. Stefano, we will go for a walk in the historic center where I will show you some baroque palaces like the Ducal Palace. We will visit the Ducal Palace and the Church of S. Martino with its majestic facade. We will also go to one of the historic butchers where you can get to know and finally taste the Capocollo Martinese, a Slow Food Presidium, or a cold cut made from the prized part of the pig. Get ready to discover the typical history and gastronomy of Martina!