Trullo Picchiagiuda is a beautiful complex of late eighteenth-century Trulli, the traditional limestone dwellings specific to the Itria Valley of Puglia, surrounded by a very well-kept garden with a panoramic terrace view towards the Itria Valley. The complex was fully restored keeping a great attention to details in order to recreate the traditional rural identity and in this way offering an ideal place to experience a countryside life but without forgetting all modern life comforts. The complex is composed of 3 buildings with independent entrances. The “Palmento” represents the main building with a spacious living room in stone, fireplace, kitchen, 2 bedrooms and bathrooms. The “Alcova” consists of a Turkish bathroom with aroma and cromo therapy and a room for 3 people where you can find a master bedroom, a kitchen and a loft with a single bed. The "Antica Cisterna" consists of a bedroom in a typical alcova, kitchen and a bathroom.Outside you can find a wood oven and a barbecue in common use for all guests. In addition guests of each building have an independent table in the garden where to enjoy outdoor dining in an ideal atmosphere thanks to the amazing panorama of the valley.

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The Trullo Picchigiuda is 4 chilometres away from the centre of Ostuni, in the countryside of the Itria Valley, known as the Valley of Trulli. It is immersed in an expanse of undulating red soil land marked by endless dry stone wall and picturesque olive trees. The millenary landscape all around the Trullo has remained intact through the centuries and will bring you back in time to immerse yourself in history. Therefore the Trullo Picchiagiuda offers visitors the possibility of enjoying a different type of holiday in a serene oasis but very close to important touristic cities like Ostuni. Ostuni is renowned as the white City due to its characteristic historical centre. This gem of urban planning built on the highest hill of the zone is a weft of entangled alleyways, arches and stairs that meet at the summit where the Cathedral and the Bishop's Palace stand out. For many years, the sea of the Ostuni coast has been awarded the prestigious Blue Banner which marks it as one of the Italian boot's most frequented tourist destinations.