The most common way to reach Alberobello from Bari is by taking a regional train operated by Ferrovie del Sud Est (FSE). The journey takes approximately 1.5 to 2 hours. Alternatively, you can rent a car for more flexibility, which takes about an hour's drive. Buses are also an option, though less frequent.

Yes, Alberobello is a very walkable town, especially the main trulli districts. Comfortable shoes are recommended as you'll be exploring charming cobblestone streets and alleys.

Absolutely! Alberobello is a popular day trip destination from Bari or other towns in Puglia. However, to truly soak in the atmosphere, consider an overnight stay.

While many areas are walkable, some cobblestone streets and inclines can be challenging for wheelchairs. However, efforts are being made to improve accessibility, and some trulli accommodations are adapted.

Walking is the best way to explore Alberobello's unique trulli. Consider a guided tour to learn about the history and legends, or simply wander and get lost in its enchanting streets. +1

No, Alberobello itself is a town, and entry into the main trulli districts like Rione Monti and Rione Aia Piccola is free. However, some specific trulli museums or private trulli homes that are open to visitors may have an admission fee.

The trulli districts are always accessible as they are part of the town. Individual shops, restaurants, and museums within trulli have their own operating hours, typically from morning to evening, with a midday break.

There are no general passes for entering Alberobello. If you plan to visit specific museums like the Trullo Sovrano or the Museo del Territorio, you would purchase tickets for those individually.

The cost of visiting Alberobello can vary. While the town itself is free to explore, expenses will include transportation, accommodation (if staying overnight), food, and any souvenirs or entrance fees to specific attractions. +1

Since entry to the town is free, there's no need to buy tickets in advance for general exploration. If you opt for a guided tour, booking a day or two in advance is advisable, especially during peak season.

The panoramic terrace on Piazza Del Popolo offers an iconic view of the trulli. Wander through Rione Monti for charming alleyways and unique trulli architecture. Rione Aia Piccola provides a more serene backdrop. Don't miss the Trullo Siamese for its unique story. +1

Early morning or late afternoon (golden hour) provides the best light for photography, with fewer crowds and softer shadows. Midday can be harsh, but with patience, you can still get good shots.

Drone usage may be restricted in certain areas, especially over private properties or historical sites. It's advisable to check local regulations before flying a drone.

The Trullo Siamese is visually distinctive. Many trulli have unique symbols painted on their roofs, which can add an interesting element to your photos. The sheer density of trulli in Rione Monti offers endless photographic opportunities. +1

A wide-angle lens is great for capturing the unique architecture and narrow streets. A smartphone with good camera capabilities is also sufficient for most visitors.

Look for 'trattorias' or 'osterias' tucked away in the trulli districts. Many offer traditional dishes like orecchiette pasta, focaccia, and local seafood. Trullo dei Sapori is recommended for typical cuisine without high prices.

Yes, while some restaurants can be tourist-oriented, you can find more affordable options by exploring smaller eateries or bakeries for local snacks and pastries. Trullo dei Sapori is noted for being reasonably priced.

Don't miss orecchiette con cime di rapa (pasta with turnip greens), bombette (grilled meat rolls), focaccia Barese, and fresh seafood. Local wines like Primitivo are also highly recommended.

Yes, many restaurants and cafes are located within trulli, offering a unique dining experience. This allows you to enjoy local cuisine surrounded by the historic architecture. +1

While Puglian cuisine is often meat and seafood-heavy, many restaurants offer vegetable-based antipasti and pasta dishes that can be adapted. It's always best to ask your server about options.