Monopoli is an Italian town of 48,846 inhabitants and is located on the Adriatic coast about 40 km from the metropolitan city of Bari, in Puglia. In recent years, the results achieved in terms of internationalization have become increasingly evident

growth of foreign tourism.

the main attraction of Monopoli is the sea, but not only, Monopoli is also able to fascinate with the beauty of its countryside.

A campaign rich in as many as 99 districts rising up on the hills of the Adriatic Murgia. Its historic center, thanks to the significant contribution of both the public and the private sector, has revived its former glory. You can experience it lit by bars and restaurants, stopping in the squares as cozy lounges in the open area, walking the alleys rich in history and art paved with shiny chianche and visiting churches that recall antiquity. In the countryside, you can enjoy its white farmhouses and the incredible expanse of ancient olive trees. Plants as monuments that mother nature and time have made absolute masterpieces. Particular attention should be paid to the rock churches, places of ancient faith carved into the rock, beautiful sites that, although marked by time, constitute a priceless heritage. Its main square, Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II, is among the largest in Puglia.