• Chiesa Madre San Giorgio - The Mother Church of Saint George in Locorotondo is a graceful religious structure from the late 18th century, featuring a straightforward neoclassical façade. Its central location makes it a prominent landmark in the village.
• Porta Napoli - Porta Napoli in Locorotondo serves as one of the historic gateways to the old town, distinguished by two elegant 19th-century columns that form a picturesque entrance to the enchanting inner streets.
• Palazzo Morelli - Palazzo Morelli in Locorotondo is a sophisticated 18th-century Baroque edifice, celebrated for its exquisite decorated portal and distinctive balconies with wrought-iron railings, adding harmonious and scenic elements to the façade (external visit).
• Centro Storico Locorotondo - The historic center of Locorotondo is a delightful maze of circular alleys, marked by whitewashed houses, balconies adorned with flowers, and a serene, evocative ambiance typical of the Itria Valley villages.

• Visit the Mother Church dedicated to Saint George
• Enjoy the breathtaking view over the Murgia and the Apulian trulli
• Explore the ancient Porta Napoli
• Stroll through the historic center of Locorotondo
• Admire the Communal Library and the Baroque Palazzo Morelli (external visit)
• Private walking tour of Locorotondo with licensed tour guide

Locorotondo is renowned as one of the most stunning viewpoints in the Murgia of Trulli, Puglia, known for its traditional local houses. The historic center is circular in shape, featuring elegant architecture and distinctive colors: white is predominant among the houses, churches, and buildings, enhanced by the vibrant hues of flowers.

The guided tour starts at Piazza Antonio Mitrano and proceeds into the historic center, where two large columns signify the ancient Porta Napoli. From this point, following the itinerary, visitors can admire structures such as the former town hall, now the Communal Library, with its simple historic façade and elegant entrance, the Baroque Morelli Palace, with its magnificent portal and small wrought-iron balconies, and finally the Mother Church.

Dedicated to St. George, the church was constructed in 1790 on the site of three earlier churches dedicated to the same saint. Amidst white houses adorned with deep red geraniums and colorful flowers blooming in every corner, Locorotondo emerges as an authentic and enchanting village.

• May be operated by a multi-lingual guide

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.