Easter in Puglia | the procession of the Mysteries Pasqua (Easter) is probably the most celebrated religious festival in Italy. During Holy Week the church… Read More »Easter in Puglia | La Processione dei Misteri
Ornellechiette – Puglia’s pasta tribute to Italian music legend In an exciting initiative Regione Puglia’s department for tourism and culture have announced the launch of… Read More »Ornellechiette – Puglia’s pasta tribute to Italian music legend
Italy is set to announce a five-day quarantine on travellers arriving from other EU countries, both residents and foreigners. The new foreign travel restriction will… Read More »Covid-19 in Italy | new foreign travel restrictions
As of the week ending 26 March 12% of Italy’s adult population (over 16) have received at least one vaccination shot. One week ago this… Read More »Covid-19 in Puglia | Easter Update
Beauty and the Beast. Sleeping Beauty. Beauty and legend often coincide, the former inspiring the latter. Puglia is steeped in both. We are in Vieste, where beauty… Read More »Legends of Puglia | Cristalda and Pizzomunno
Puglia by bus If you are travelling around Puglia on public transport taking the bus is often more scenic than the train. Some of the… Read More »Puglia By Bus
Puglia by train It is possible to journey between many of the towns and cities in Puglia by train. But away from the main national… Read More »Puglia By Train
Year on year, Puglia’s reputation as a gay holiday hotspot grows. One of Europe’s top 5 gay destinations for LGBTQ travellers and a long-time favourite… Read More »Gay Puglia | Bari Gay Guide
Ignore warnings that Bari Vecchia is a gritty “no-go” area. Extensive regeneration has transformed the area into a vibrant hub for bars and restaurants centred… Read More »Bari 2021 | Quick Guide
Father’s Day in Italy always falls on la festa di San Giuseppe – St. Joseph’s Day – 19 March. We celebrate with cakes of course. Zeppole di San… Read More »Puglia by cake | Zeppole di San Giuseppe