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OSTUNI REVIEW FROM FINLAND by Leena

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The end of the world was nigh. That December, so I have been told, hotels in the area were packed to the rafters and all flights to Brindisi were full. Many followers of Indian Master Babaji, whose ashram has been a sanctuary among the trulli in Cisternino since , have settled permanently in Puglia with their families, convinced that the Itrian Valley is the safest place on earth. As far as I am personally concerned, the Itrian Valley could easily be the friendliest place on earth too with its particularly relaxed pace of life. Situated on a limestone plateau known as the Murgia, the landscape is full of pot-holes and ravines giving rise to plenty of streams and rivers. This geological phenomenon has also created the caves, with their stalagmites and stalactites, known as Grotte di Castellana, which are located 45kms south west of the city of Bari. Dotting the landscape of the Itrian Valley are round stone-built houses with cone-shaped roofs known as trulli. Very quaint and interesting looking, trulli plural are built using a prehistoric technique in which the stones are laid on top of one another and no mortar is used. The story goes that they were built in this fashion in order to be easily dismantled when the tax collector came around, but how true this is I have no idea. The rolling, verdant Itrian Valley is criss-crossed with dry-stone walls and narrow winding roads. It is lovely to see the jaunty cone-shaped roofs of the trulli, in various states of repair or disrepair, peeping out from amongst the endless olive groves and vineyards. These quaint homes dot the countryside, though there are many derelict trulli to be seen alongside the magnificently restored ones which are now used as homes and holiday rentals. Pastas you will see on every menu are either orecchiette or cavatelli — both small and ear-shaped. And one must not forget to try the wonderfully creamy burratina cheese. Accompanied by the local rosato wines, the food flavours are out of this world. Cisternino, the location of the aforementioned ashram, is a whitewashed hilltop town with stunning views of the Itrian Valley. As you wander uphill, close to the 13 th century Chiesa Matrice and the Torre Civica, you will find flowerbeds and benches at the well-tended view point. The narrow streets contain the typical white washed, stone buildings of Puglia, with cool, cave-like interiors. This pretty town is well known for its roasted meats, prepared and cooked on the spot by the local butchers. All you have to do is select the piece of meat you want and it will be ready to eat in a few minutes. Even though it is the most touristic spot in Puglia, it is worth seeing for its uniqueness alone. This highly unusual town is situated north of Brindisi and contains 1, trulli. Strolling through the quaint streets, I was interested to see that many of the original trulli have been transformed into souvenir and coffee shops. The architecture is a sight to behold and the trullo church is stunning. If you are looking for an unusual place to visit in southern Italy, it is well worth taking a side trip to Alberobello. Ostuni is a wonderfully chic town draped over three hills and known as La Citta Bianca the white city. Its houses and walls are painted white and it is quite thrilling to see it for the first time as one approaches by road. It is quite unique. Highly popular with tourists in summer; full of excellent restaurants — where the fish dishes are second to none — and great pizzerias and bars. Ostuni is in the province of Brindisi and has a population of about 32, It is popular for its beaches — there are many in close proximity — and has a food culture which includes wonderful olive oil and wine, not to mention its many fish restaurants. There are several in the Ostuni area. This pretty town is situated in the province of Bari, and has a population of around 14, Apart from being famous for being beautiful, it is also well known for its Denominazione di Origine Controllata DOC wines and for its circular centro storico historic centre , from which the name Locorotondo, round place comes. As we strolled through the charming, well-maintained, little streets we passed by tall, narrow white houses with steeply pitched roofs. These unusual homes are called cummerse and are peculiar to the centro storico of Locorotondo. These slim, angular buildings predominate the centre of this round town. It is made either still or sparkling. Martina Franca is the highest town in the Murgia and is famous for its annual opera festival, held in July and August. It is in the province of Taranto. The centro storico is particularly pretty and the old walls house baroque gates which bring you through to lots of narrow winding streets and pretty piazzas. It is olive-oil country, with many vineyards too yielding mainly white grapes. It is possible to visit many of the local frantoio olive mills and vineyards to sample the wonderful oil and wine. Another important local food product is capocollo, a Denominazione di Origine Protetta DOP protected designation product. This is a salami made from pigs reared in the Itrian Valley. With a population of about 21, the town of Ceglie Messapica is situated in the province of Brindisi surrounded by plentiful olive groves. We spent a delightful evening exploring the quaint town with its narrow streets where the front-door-steps encroach in a most alarming way if you are driving a car! Escorted by friends to a nameless trattoria tucked away in a back street, we entered possibly the tiniest place in which I have ever eaten, bar my own kitchen. But I am reliably informed that Ceglie Messapica is full of wonderful eating establishments which are regularly visited by food critics who arrive armed with their laptops. Having noted the immaculate main piazza as we strolled through, I was told that the 11 th century castle is well worth a visit next time. It is a uniquely beautiful area, populated with super-friendly people and has something to offer for all the family. I enjoyed reading this post, Orna — took me back to my visit to the Itrian Valley in Thanks for the comments. On a hill and with a sea breeze to keep us cool. Well done, Orna. Thanks Tom. Once again, you have too many delicious, in one way or another, photos to comment on each one or even choose a favorite and I enjoyed reading about this delightful place. But when I saw the car filled with artichokes, I had, as our girls used to say when small, an ecstasy spasm!! Be still my heart. What a wonderful sight! Thank you Janet. I love that artichoke photo too…. I am so looking forward to moving there in a few months; it is the most laid-back place on the planet. A wonderful look into many of the towns of the Itrian Valley and I must say those artichokes look amazing! Thanks Jennifer. We love it. Puglia is a complete contrast to northern Italy. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. You must be logged in to post a comment. And artichokes — in season — are abundant! Orecchiette con polpette. Fave e cicorie selvatiche. Risotto alla Pescatore. Cavatelli mussels clams. Local DOC wine. One of the cummerse of Locorotondo. Share this: Twitter Facebook. Like Loading Leave a comment Cancel reply. Comment Reblog Subscribe Subscribed. Orna O'Reilly: Travelling Italy. Sign me up. Already have a WordPress. Log in now. Loading Comments

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