Ostuni The White City

Ostuni, known as the “White City”, is a charming municipality located in the Italian region of Puglia, precisely in the province of Brindisi. 

The nickname derives from its charming historic center characterized by a multitude of whitewashed buildings, which shine under the Mediterranean sun. This architectural peculiarity makes Ostuni a unique and iconic place in the Italian panorama.

The historic centre, a labyrinth of winding streets and stairways, is dominated by the imposing Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta, dating back to the 15th century, which stands majestically on the highest point of the city. The narrow streets, picturesque squares and charming balconies adorned with flowers create an enchanting atmosphere that invites you to get lost among its architectural beauties.

In addition to its architectural beauty, Ostuni also offers a rich culinary experience, with numerous restaurants serving typical Apulian dishes, such as orecchiette with turnip tops, fresh Mediterranean fish and local olive oil, renowned throughout the world for its flavor and quality.

The beaches of Ostuni, with their crystal clear sea and jagged cliffs, are among the most beautiful in Puglia and attract tourists from all over the world in search of relaxation and fun.

Ultimately, Ostuni is an unmissable destination for those who wish to immerse themselves in the beauty, history and culture of Puglia, and offers an unforgettable experience for both art and architecture lovers and food and sea enthusiasts.