Meeting at the agreed-upon meeting point and departure by private minivan to the first destination - Alberobello or Matera. Note: The order of the visits may vary for organizational reasons.

Arrive in Alberobello, meet the guide, and join the group. Start the guided tour, lasting approximately 1.5 to 2 hours.

Visit the Rione Aia Piccola, the only area untouched by commercial activities, still used for residential purposes today. This area best preserves the charm of the old medieval village. Step inside a trullo house and discover the main furnishings and utensils used by its inhabitants.

Visit to "Casa d'Amore," a National Monument since 1930, which is an example of the technical and architectural transition from the early trullo houses to the 19th-century dwellings.

Concluding visit to the Trullo Church of Sant’Antonio, located in the highest part of the city, resembling a typical house from the outside.

Stroll in the monumental trulli area, "Rione Monti," famous for its more than one thousand trulli, now used as souvenir shops, artisan workshops, bars, and restaurants.

Arrive in the city of the Sassi, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the 2019 European Capital of Culture. Enjoy free time to savor the local flavors at your own pace.

Meeting at the agency for the guided walking tour of the Sassi of Matera, through alleys and houses carved into the rock.

The tour begins with an external visit to the Church of Purgatory and continues in Piazza di San Francesco with explanations of the church (from the outside) and the nearby Piazza del Sedile.

Walk through the Sassi of Matera, a labyrinth of alleys and stairways, alternating between ascents and descents, offering breathtaking views of the ancient rock-hewn dwellings.

Visit to the ancient rock church with its frescoes.

Exploration of the Casa Grotta, an ancient home furnished with traditional tools and furniture.

Departure from Matera in the late afternoon. Arrival in Bari in the evening.