Travelers tend to visit Italy for its food, history, landscape and culture rather than its beaches. Sometimes, like in the Puglia region down in the country’s heel, all three come together magically.

Italy’s coastline is world-famous, drawing travelers from all over the globe to its sun-soaked shores, yet hidden among the ...

Nestled in the southern part of Italy, forming the iconic “heel” of the boot, Puglia offers an unforgettable trip through millennia of history, breathtaking natural wonders, and a delicious food scene ...

TAKE a look at this European sunspot with golden sandy beaches, turquoise sea and adorable animals – that’s known as the Italian Riviera without the price tag. Puglia, AKA the heel of ...

The white-washed seacliff towns along Puglia’s Gargano peninsula hang out over the glittering turquoise of the Adriatic - Peter Adams Puglia’s 800km-long coastline (Italy’s longest) is brimming with ...

Puglia is the best known and most broadly appealing of Italy’s southern quartet, a pastoral picture of low, dry hills, ancient olive groves, white-washed houses stark against turquoise seas and a rich ...

The rocky coastline of this region of southern Italy abounds with sandy beaches which are often just a short walk from charming towns ensconced by pine forest, olive groves and the Adriatic sea. Many ...

Puglia has some of the brightest seas, most diverse art and architecture, most mouthwatering peasant cuisine and kindest people in all of Italy — including strangers who will go out of their way to ...

In the heel of Italy’s boot, find fabulous food, Baroque towns, charming fishing villages, and historical and archeological sites in the lesser-known region of Puglia—on its way to becoming one of the ...

The Puglia region of Italy is often overlooked by visitors who head to the more well-trodden areas of the country, but it offers so much - from stunning beaches to delicious food. If you're yearning ...