Alberobello BA

A trullo-style house at the entrance to Piazza Gabriele d’Annunzio

On the right, flowers of *Bignonia capreolata* clinging to the outer walls of the trulli in Piazza Gabriele d’Annunzio

Panoramic view of the trulli from the terrace of a trullo

Panoramic view of the town from the terrace of a trullo

The bell tower of the Church of Santa Lucia, seen from the terrace of a trullo

The terrace of a trullo with a panoramic view of the conical roofs of the surrounding trulli

On the left is Maria Concetta Marco’s “Antichi Sapori” food and wine shop in Via Monte San Michele

A glimpse of Via Monte San Michele, with a climbing plant on the left enveloping the entrance to a trullo

A cluster of trulli and trees in the Aia Piccola district, seen from Via Indipendenza

The shop ‘Il Ricordino’, housed in a small two-storey trullo on Via Balenzano

A two-bulb street lamp and, to the left, a palm tree near Largo Martellotta

On the left is the bell tower of the Church of Santa Lucia and on the right is the conical dome of a trullo in Largo Martellotta

Two shops in a trullo and the bell tower of the Church of Santa Lucia on Via Contessa Acquaviva (left) and Via Brigata Regina (right)

Don Vitonofrio Lippolis’s ‘donkey-back’ trullo, dating from 1750, in Piazza Mario Pagano

A trullo with a fireplace in the Aia Piccola neighbourhood on Via Lamarmora

The trullo house of the town’s first parish priest, Vitonofrio Lippolis, in Piazza Mario Pagano

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