Farm-house Grotta Di Figazzano

Description Grotta Di Figazzano

The Grotta di Figazzano agritourism is the ideal place for a comfortable, economical and completely relaxing holiday in contact with the still unspoilt nature of the picturesque Itria Valley, where the quiet, healthy air and fragrances of the countryside in the different seasons of the year refresh the spirit and body. The agritourism is located on the southern foothills of the Murgia in the countryside of Ostuni, the white city, nestled between the towns of Martina Franca, Locorotondo, Cisternino, Ostuni and Ceglie Messapica. The structure consists of a complex of 9-cone trulli dating back to the 1800s, which retain all the characteristics of these charming, typical rural houses, and is open all year round.

Description rooms

Trullo Melia is a restored 17th-century trullo, consisting of a double bedroom and a twin room for a total of 4 beds, a bathroom with shower and facilities, kitchenette, dining room with sofa bed, wi-fi, air conditioning, heating, TV and fridge. Trullo Nicchia Romance for two Trullo Nicchia is a small restored trullo with independent entrance, suitable for a stay of 2 people and equipped with every comfort: double bed, air conditioning, heating, wardrobe, private bathroom with shower, fully equipped kitchenette with kitchen utensils, refrigerator, TV, hair dryer and free wi-fi. Vecchio Granaio Vecchio Granaio is a studio apartment adjacent to nine restored trulli, complete with air conditioning, double bedroom, kitchenette, and bathroom. Trullo Balaustra With its emerald colors and composed of a double bedroom, bathroom and kitchen. Trullo Sovrano is entirely made of stone and composed of two bedrooms, kitchen, and bathroom.

Surroundings (Ostuni)

# Things to Do and See in Puglia: Discover the Region's Most Beautiful and Enchanting Gems

We recommend Bari, rich in history; Polignano a Mare and Monopoli, where crystal-clear waters are framed by beaches, cliffs and sea caves.

**CHARMING TOWNS**

The characteristic trulli of Alberobello (UNESCO World Heritage Site); the enchanting landscape of the Valle d'Itria (among Italy's most beautiful); Martina Franca and its splendid Baroque architecture; Cisternino, an ancient medieval village; Fasano with its Zoosafari (a vast area where you can observe savanna animals up close and safely from your car); Ostuni, the white city; Putignano with Italy's oldest Carnival.

**ART AND MUSEUMS**

Art enthusiasts will enjoy Taranto (exploring the city and the National Archaeological Museum), Grottaglie (artisanal pottery workshops), with displays covering Ancient Greece and its colonies, Magna Graecia, Greek art, and ceramics (raw materials and traditional craftsmanship); Brindisi (the "Ribezzo" Archaeological Museum).