Description house

The Trulli’s house gets its name from its strange cone shaped structure which is the antique tradition of the ‘maestro trullari’. This type of structure serves to keep the internal of the building always dry and fresh. We assume that the oldest Trulli were built in the 16th century

The Trulli have been declared a UNESCO world heritage site.

The apartment is composed of 8 trulli all linked and completely restored and is surrounded by grape vines, pine and fig trees.
It has an independent entrance, dinning room, small lounge, large accesorised kitchen with gas cooker, oven and washing machine, 3 double bedrooms, wich one with firepalce, another lounge, sitting room with open fire, bathroom with shower. The apartment can host up to 6 people, with the option of an extra bed.
There is a stone pattio with table and chairs to relax or eat ‘al fresco’and parking for up to 4 cars.

Geographic position

The Trulli’s house is found in Fasano in the province of Brindisi in the La Selva forrest in it’s residencial area where you can pass the holidays. For this reason you will find numeros grocery shops, bar, restaurants, pharmacy and other general facilities. Close by is the fantastic Zoo-Safari with its dolphinarium.

At just 20 minutes by car you’ll find the coastal towns of Savelletri, Torrecanne, Monopoli & Polignano.
Also within the area are some of the most charecteristic towns of Puglia:
Alberobello the town of trulli, the caves of Castellana, Ostuni the white city and within an hour and a half south from La Selva you’ll find Salento.

The Itria Valley has a high density of Trulli. Here you can visit the city of Alberobello, which has an entire area of the city built with these constructions, and is therefore known as the "Capital of the Trulli". Other areas of particular importance are represented by the surrounding countryside in areas such as Fasano, Ceglie Messapica, Locorotondo, Martina Franca, Cisternino, Ostuni.

Buildings similar to the more traditional trulli are present in the northern zone of the Murgia promontory in the area of Monopoli and Polignano a Mare. These buildings are close to the sea and were used for other purposes, as can be seen as the architectural details are different to the traditional trullo.

Also in the north of Bari, in North West Murgia, there are numerous trulli. These were mainly used by the shepherds as temporary shelter. Some are very well built, others more simple. Another type of Trullo, called "pajare" is very common in the territory of Lizzano, Torricella, Salve in the whole of Salento.