Puglia was seen traditionally as the "land's end" that bridged Italy with the worlds of Greece and the Middle East.A blend of history and art is characterise in the medieval cathedrals in Brindisi, Trani, Otranto, Gallipoli and Baroque architecture in Lecce. Alberobello, in the province of Bari, is the capital of the Trulli, structures dating back to pre-history. Puglia also offers an extraordinary intermingling of mountains, woods and pristine sea, for which the Gargano in Foggia is renowned.
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	Central Puglia HotelsSalentine Peninsula HotelsTrullidea PackagesCooking PackagesMap of Puglia		Salentine Peninsula Cisterno: Villa Cenci **** Located in the heart of the Valle d'Itria, protected by dense, lush vegetation, is this renovated ancient farmhouse. Corigliano D'Otranto: Masseria Appide *** In the heart of the Salentinian Peninsula is the Masseria Appidè. Gallipoli: Hotel Palazzo del Corso *****L The Hotel is in a carefully renovated palace from around 1800, in the main street Otranto: Masseria Montelauro **** Masseria Montelauro is located in the peaceful hinterland from Salento, 2 kms from Otranto and the sea Taranto: Relais Histo' S.Pietro sul Mar Piccolo Surrounded by acres of olive trees, overlooking the Mar Piccolo, the Relais is just 10 km from Taranto. Ugento: Masseria Don Cirillo * * * The Masseria is hidden in the olive groves between Ugento and San Giovanni, a noble farm dating back to the 18th century.