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Experience Puglia

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Apulian Lifestyle

Puglia is chosen by instinct.
By light, by landscape, by a quiet sense of authenticity that still feels intact. Ancient olive groves, stone towns shaped by time, and a coastline that moves between soft blues and dramatic cliffs create a place where beauty feels natural, never forced. Life here slows into balance.

Monopoli

Monopoli is a place people come to experience—and end up wanting to live. A coastal town shaped by light, stone, and everyday rituals, it offers the rare balance of beauty and authenticity without excess. Mornings unfold slowly along the sea, afternoons drift between historic streets and cafés, evenings settle into an effortless rhythm of dining, conversation, and return. Lively yet composed, elegant yet deeply human, Monopoli is not just a destination to visit—it is a place to feel connected, to belong, and to keep coming back to.

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Polignano a Mare

Dramatic and unmistakable, Polignano a Mare is defined by cliffs, light, and the deep blue of the Adriatic. A place of contrasts where raw beauty meets effortless elegance, it is experienced through views, swims, and moments suspended above the sea. Iconic, emotional, unforgettable.

Monopoli

Monopoli is a place people come to experience—and end up wanting to live. A coastal town shaped by light, stone, and everyday rituals, it offers the rare balance of beauty and authenticity without excess. Mornings unfold slowly along the sea, afternoons drift between historic streets and cafés, evenings settle into an effortless rhythm of dining, conversation, and return. Lively yet composed, elegant yet deeply human, Monopoli is not just a destination to visit—it is a place to feel connected, to belong, and to keep coming back to.

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Alberobello

Quietly surreal and deeply rooted in tradition, Alberobello feels like a place out of time. Its trulli-lined streets invite slow wandering, curiosity, and wonder. A UNESCO World Heritage town, where simplicity becomes poetry and history feels unexpectedly alive.
The trulli were originally built using dry stone construction, allowing them to be dismantled quickly to avoid taxation—an ingenious response to authority that shaped an architecture unlike any other. Today, their conical forms stand as a symbol of resilience, creativity, and timeless beauty.

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Ostuni

​Rising white against the hills, Ostuni is light, geometry, and perspective. Known as the White City, its sun-washed façades reflect the landscape and amplify every change of light throughout the day. Narrow streets unfold into open terraces, revealing sweeping views over olive groves and the distant sea. Refined yet deeply authentic, Ostuni invites slow walks, quiet pauses, and moments of contemplation—offering a feeling of elevation that is both physical and emotional.

Monopoli

Monopoli is a place people come to experience—and end up wanting to live. A coastal town shaped by light, stone, and everyday rituals, it offers the rare balance of beauty and authenticity without excess. Mornings unfold slowly along the sea, afternoons drift between historic streets and cafés, evenings settle into an effortless rhythm of dining, conversation, and return. Lively yet composed, elegant yet deeply human, Monopoli is not just a destination to visit—it is a place to feel connected, to belong, and to keep coming back to.

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Lecce

Baroque and expressive, Lecce is a city shaped by detail and craftsmanship. Golden stone façades glow in the southern light, while sculpted churches and palazzi reveal an extraordinary devotion to artistry. Beneath its elegance lies a vibrant cultural rhythm, where cafés, galleries, and everyday life flow naturally together. Lively, artistic, and rich in atmosphere, Lecce rewards those who take the time to look closely and linger.

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Bari

Dynamic and genuine, Bari is the urban heart of Puglia. A city of contrasts, where tradition and movement coexist, it pulses with energy while remaining deeply rooted in daily life. The historic old town reveals narrow streets, local voices, and time-honored customs, while the modern city expands with confidence along the coast. Expressive, real, and unapologetically alive, Bari reflects the region’s soul in its most vibrant form.

Matera

​Carved into stone and shaped by centuries of human presence, Matera (located in the nearby region of Basilicata) is profoundly moving. Its ancient cave dwellings and layered landscapes create an atmosphere that feels both monumental and intimate. Silence plays a central role here, allowing history to be felt rather than explained. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Matera stands as a testament to resilience, adaptation, and continuity—leaving a lasting impression long after the visit ends.

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A note from Tony....

Puglia is a land my family and I know deeply, shaped by light, seasons, and the quiet rituals of everyday life. It is a region we have learned to experience slowly, with respect for its rhythm, its beauty, and its authenticity. At the heart of this landscape, Monopoli represents balance, a place where the sea, history, and contemporary life coexist with natural ease.

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Palazzo Veneziani was created from the desire to offer more than a place to stay. It was imagined as a home where Puglia can be experienced with calm, clarity, and intention. A setting where service is discreet, spaces are cared for, and every detail exists to make you feel welcomed, comfortable, and at ease—without ever being intrusive.

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Our wish is that each guest feels free to explore, to return, and to rest. That Palazzo Veneziani becomes a quiet point of reference during your time in Monopoli, and a place you carry with you beyond your stay. A home shaped by care, where the spirit of Puglia remains present—naturally, gently, and long after you leave.

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