AccadiaAccadia is a wonderful historical village nestled between valleys and green hills.9 places6 places to stay
Thirty villages to discover
From the Fortore valley to the southern Monti Dauni: for each village its history, the places to visit, where to stay and where to eat.
30 villages
AlberonaAlberona is perched on the slopes of Mount Stilo, but with its gaze turned to the Plain of Puglia.11 places1 place to stay
Anzano di PugliaNestled in the Monti Dauni, it dominates the valley from its 760 meters of altitude, offering a panorama of enchantment.2 places1 place to stay
Ascoli SatrianoAscoli Satriano is a beautiful town nestled on three hills, Pompei, Castle and Snake and the valley of the river Carapelle.12 places6 places to stay
BiccariAt the foot of Monte Cornacchia, under the roof of Puglia lies the pretty village of Monti Dauni.11 places8 places to stay
BovinoThe ancient town of Bovino dominates the Southern Dauni Mountains and the Valle del Cervaro.20 places9 places to stay
CandelaCandela is a charming town, located on the border with Basilicata and Campania, between the Ofanto River and the Carapelle Torrent, whose first settlements can be traced back to the Lombard era.10 places4 places to stay
CarlantinoThe delightful village of Carlantino rises on the border with Molise, in a geographical position in full contact with nature, on a hill from which it enjoys the extraordinary panorama of the Fortore valley and the Occhito dam.6 places
Casalnuovo MonterotaroWhere Puglia looks at Molise, Casalnuovo Monterotaro stands on a gentle hill that controls the valley of the Fortore river.6 places2 places to stay
Casalvecchio di PugliaThe origins of the historic village of Casalvecchio di Puglia (Kazallveqi in Albanian language) are very ancient.3 places2 places to stay
Castelluccio dei SauriCastelluccio dei Sauri seems to have very ancient origins testified by the numerous archaeological finds of pre-Roman age recovered in the surrounding territory.4 places2 places to stay
Castelluccio ValmaggioreTenaciously clinging to its alleys and steps at the foot of Mount Cornacchia, the ancient and picturesque village of Castelluccio Valmaggiore offers a splendid view of the surrounding woods and fields.10 places2 places to stay
Castelnuovo della DauniaOn a high hill, overlooking the Valley of the Fortore river, stands the village of Castelnuovo della Daunia originally called Castrum Sclavorum.8 places3 places to stay
Celenza ValfortoreIt offers wonderful views of the Fortore Valley and Lake Occhito the village of Celenza Valfortore.14 places
Celle di San VitoCelle di San Vito (Cèlle de Sant Uite in French Provençal) is a fantastic terrace overlooking the unspoilt nature of the Dauni Mountains.8 places2 places to stay
DelicetoFrom any point you reach Deliceto to hit the visitor is the majestic bulk of its Norman-Swabian Castle.15 places3 places to stay
FaetoThe lovely village owes its name to the stretches of beech forests that cover its territory.13 places4 places to stay
LuceraLucera is a city of a thousand souls and offers an endless variety of opportunities to immerse yourself in beauty.23 places6 places to stay
Monteleone di PugliaThe village of Monteleone di Puglia stands out over Puglia: with its 850 meters a.s.l. it is the highest municipality in the Region.9 places2 places to stay
Motta MontecorvinoFrom the top of a gentle hill surrounded by the Monti Dauni, Motta Montecorvino offers a spectacular view of Mount Sambuco.7 places
Orsara di PugliaOrsara di Puglia is a beautiful village quietly nestled on the slopes of Monte San Marco, 650 m high.17 places5 places to stay
PanniThe village of Panni is a real viewpoint over the Monti Dauni and the Cervaro valley.7 places1 place to stay
PietramontecorvinoIt lies at the foot of Mount Sambuco Pietramontecorvino lies on gentle slopes, giving an enchanting view, awarded with the mention of the most beautiful villages in Italy and the Orange Flag of the Italian Touring Club.10 places6 places to stay
Rocchetta Sant'Antonio"Rocchetta la poetica" is a treasure chest of beauty, as well as a border point between where Puglia ends and Basilicata and Campania begin.13 places1 place to stay
Roseto ValfortoreThe beautiful Roseto Valfortore appears placidly on the slopes of Monte Stillo.17 places8 places to stay
San Marco la CatolaSan Marco La Catola rises on a mountain 683 meters high and occupies a geographically strategic position, overlooking the valley of the river Catola.7 places
Sant'Agata di PugliaSant'Agata di Puglia is a charming village, perched on the steep slope of a mountain, from which it offers a breathtaking view of Monti Dauni, Tavoliere, Gargano, Irpinia and Vulture: for good reason Sant'Agata boasts the title "Loggia delle Puglie".17 places3 places to stay
TroiaFirst Aika was a small settlement dedicated to hunting between the fourth and second centuries BC. Then it became Aece, located in the center of a dense road network (Egnathia, Appia-Traiana, Aecae-Sipontum) that connected Rome to the East via Apulia.13 places7 places to stay
Volturara AppulaThe small village of Voltura Appula is located about 500 meters above sea level on a hill overlooking a rich forest landscape, on the border between Puglia, Molise and Campania.7 places
VolturinoVolturino is a charming village located in the northern area of the Dauni Mountains, on the border with Campania and Molise.9 places2 places to stay