The “Trulli” house is made of two lovely apartments, “La Vite” and “Il Mandorlo”. Both apartments are fully equipped with kitchen, outdoor terrace and seating area, parking and barbecue. The “Trullo” is a traditional Apulian dry stone hut with a conical roof. Their style of construction is specific to the Itria Valley. Martina Trulli Relais is in the heart of Itria Valley, with spacious interiors and a landscaped garden. You will find Martina Trulli Relais near the area of Contrada Montetessa, in Valle d’Itria. The Relais underweynt recently on a complete renovation. The outdoor area offers many different spaces to relax, to enjoy the landscape and have the meal outside. Rich in culture and natural beauty, this region offers a plethora outstanding sites to visit. From the town of Alberobello (a UNESCO heritage site) to the many beautiful beaches, Puglia has many treasures to explore. The region is moreover famous for its crystal clear waters and white sand. The property has undergone a modern transformation over the past 6 months, bringing a new lease of life to its communal areas, conference spaces, and newly refurbished bedrooms.

Martina and Alessandro, parents to the cute and active boy Federico and of the lovely english cocker dog Molly. The “Trullo” structure was inherited from the grandfather Ferdinando that bought many years ago just to enjoy mother nature and the panoramic and idyllic spots typical of Itrian valley. Locorotondo was a perfect choice, being one of the most iconic and fascinating villages in Italy. The area together with Ostuni and Alberobello is a famous spot nationally and internationally. Martina, after many years spent in Milan for work, moved to the South to be even more in contact with the nature. A new project has started for her: to refurbish the “Trullo” structure and create a wonderful Relais and share the love for the local traditions and the wonderful nature

LOCOROTONDO (4KM):: Is perhaps the most beatuful terrace on the Murgia, where the trulli are to be found. With its circular shape, - where its name comes from – the white of ots whitewashed walls, its characteristic sharp-pointed roofs made of grey tiles known as ‘cummerse’ – Locorotondo looks out onto a really fascinating landscape: vines, dry stone walls, olive groves and ancient farmhouses, trulli and the woods and thickets of the Mediterraneana maquis. CISTERNINO (7 KM): Noted for its white alleyways and buildings, is one of the most fascinating towns in the Valle d’Itria, and has been included in the prestigious list of the “Most Beatiful Villages of Italy”. MARTINA FRANCA (9,7 km): Situated 430 metres above sea level, on a hill of the eastern Murgia plain, Martina Franca is an elegant city, whose historic centre, with its white alleyways, noblemen’s palaces and monumental churches, is a splendid example of baroque art. ALBEROBELLO (13 KM): Alberobello (literally "beautiful tree") is a small town and is famous for its unique trullo buildings. The trulli of Alberobello have been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1996