1Alberobello, Italy
Alberobello looks unlike almost any other town in Italy. Its historic districts are filled with traditional trulli, small stone houses topped with distinctive conical roofs.
Walking through the narrow lanes of the Rione Monti district feels like entering a miniature fantasy village. Many of the whitewashed buildings feature unusual symbols and decorative details on their roofs.
The town’s architecture is so distinctive that it barely needs any additional attractions. The trulli themselves are the reason to visit.
