Puglia in Winter: Valle d’Itria to Bari (Part Two)
Our Puglia winter road trip continues from Ostuni through the Valle d’Itria to Bari, with sunset in Locorotondo, Grotta del Trullo, an olive oil tasting and a relaxing final night near Bari Airport.
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Our Puglia winter road trip continues from Ostuni through the Valle d’Itria to Bari, with sunset in Locorotondo, Grotta del Trullo, an olive oil tasting and a relaxing final night near Bari Airport.
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