The nickname "white city," as Ostuni is also known, derives from the typical color that the houses in the old Terra district, the town's ancient fortified suburb, had.
From the belvedere of the public gardens, the view opens onto the Cisternino countryside, rich in vineyards, olive groves, fruit trees, and farms-the oldest of which date back to the 15th-16th centuries.
San Domenico Golf is located where the Apulian countryside meets the blue sea, perfectly nestled between the slopes of the Itria Valley and the marina of Savelletri.
Where the Murgia slopes down, we find the Valle d'Itria, a buffer of green halfway between the Adriatic and Ionian seas, and on this plain, surrounded by small rises, overlooks Locorotondo.
The 1100s castle, the only one in Apulia still inhabited by the family of origin, Princes Dentice di Frasso, is located in the center of San Vito dei Normanni.
