Guided Tour of Alberobello and Matera from Bari

On this tour, you will discover two UNESCO World Heritage gems steeped in the history and tradition of southern Italy, following an itinerary designed to respect the natural rhythms of these places and allow you to truly experience them, without rushing.

The experience begins even before departure, with an assisted check-in process handled by our local Apulian team, who are always on hand to welcome you, provide support, and share all the useful information you need to enjoy a smooth and well-organized day.

In Alberobello, you will explore the town on your own, supported by clear informational materials and digital guides designed to help you find your way around easily and understand the significance of the place. Known around the world for its iconic trulli, Alberobello is an intuitive and delightful town to explore on your own, thanks to its compact layout and its harmoniously winding streets.
Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1996, it is an outstanding example of vernacular architecture: the dry-stone limestone trulli bear witness to ancient knowledge and create a unique, almost fairytale-like atmosphere.

The time available is deliberately generous and carefully planned: this is the only way to allow you to stroll through the cobbled streets at your leisure, take in the details, visit small artisan workshops, or enjoy a break in the historic cafés, experiencing Alberobello in an authentic and in-depth way.

The tour then continues to Matera, where you will be accompanied by a local Expert Guide, who will be present at the various stops to tell you about the city's history, architecture, and evolution. Designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1993 and named European Capital of Culture in 2019, Matera is one of the oldest cities in the world, with origins dating back to the Paleolithic era.

The guided tour is always balanced with periods of free time, which are essential for exploring the Sassi at your leisure, taking photographs, visiting craft shops, or simply soaking up the unique atmosphere of the rock-carved alleyways. Your guide will help you understand the context and then give you the freedom to experience the city at your own pace.

This balance between explanations, support, and freedom is what makes the experience truly complete: not a rush through iconic sites, but a coherent journey, conceived and carried out entirely by Apulian operators who have an in-depth knowledge of these regions and understand how much the right amount of time makes a difference.
This tour is designed for those who want to go beyond a hurried visit and return home feeling that they have truly experienced two of the most fascinating and authentic places in southern Italy.