The dreamy town of the fairy tale world in Italy

One of the most beautiful towns in the world, Alberobello is also known as 'Heaven Town' 📍Attraction Coordinates Alberobello is a small town in the province of Bari, Apulia, Italy, with a population of about ten thousand people, and its Trulli architecture is world-famous. Travel Tips Walking into the town, you'll find blue skies, white walls, grey tiles, and round-domed houses, scenes that only appear in fairy tales but actually exist in reality; In Alberobello, there are thousands of Trulli houses preserved, round-shaped dwellings without columns or beams, with white-painted exterior walls and roofs made of slab-shaped rocks, giving a very textured feel. Strolling on the 'Heavenly Path', with the blue sky and white clouds of the Mediterranean above, and the quaint stone-paved paths underfoot, surrounded by blooming flowers, it's like walking in a magical village. Must-Visit Treasure Spots The Basilica Minore dei Santi Medici - Located slightly north of the town center, it was founded in 1609 and later expanded in the Renaissance style. Although called a 'small church', it is actually quite large. The Church of Sant'Antonio - Located in the southwest of the Monti district, built in 1926-1927, this Trulli-style building has a dome 21 meters high, topped with a Greek cross. The Monti District (Rione Monti) - Located on the south side of Alberobello, to the southwest of the parking lot and the main road Via Indipendenza. The Sovereign Trullo (Trullo Sovrano) - Located next to a three-way intersection north of the Basilica Minore dei Santi Medici, built in the 18th century, it is one of the few two-story Trulli buildings, constructed by a wealthy priest's family. Piazza del Popolo - Piazza del Popolo is the central square of Alberobello, where many small roads converge, offering access in all directions, and a place to sit and experience the local culture.