Ostuni, known as the “White City”, is one of the most charming gems of Puglia, located on three hills a few kilometers from the Adriatic Sea, in the province of Brindisi. Its historic center, with its intricate labyrinth of cobblestone streets, staircases, and white lime arches, offers picturesque views and breathtaking panoramas that open onto centuries-old olive groves and the turquoise waters of the coast.

Castel del Monte is one of the most fascinating and mysterious monuments in Italy, located in the region of Puglia, on a hill about 540 meters above sea level, near the city of Andria. It was built in the 13th century by order of the Emperor Frederick II of Swabia, one of the most enigmatic and enlightened figures of the European Middle Ages.

Cassano delle Murge is a charming municipality in the province of Bari, located on the eastern side of the Murge Plateau, in Puglia. Known as the "gateway to the Murgia," it is surrounded by extensive forests of oak, pine, and holm oak trees, and is one of the main entry points to the Alta Murgia National Park, a protected area rich in biodiversity and rocky landscapes.

Venosa is a picturesque town located in Basilicata, in the province of Potenza. It is mainly known for being the birthplace of the Latin poet Quintus Horatius Flaccus (Horace) and for its rich historical and archaeological heritage. Founded in Roman times, it preserves numerous ancient remains, including the archaeological area with the baths, the amphitheater, and the unfinished Abbey of the Holy Trinity, a striking example of medieval architecture. 

Atella is a quiet village located in the Basilicata region, in the province of Potenza, in the charming territory of Vulture, an area of volcanic origin rich in natural beauty and traditions. Surrounded by woods, hills, and springs, Atella preserves a historic center with ancient palaces, centuries-old churches, and picturesque views.

Caposele is a fascinating village located in the province of Avellino, in the Campania region, nestled in the greenery of the Regional Park of the Picentini Mountains. It is mainly known for being the main source of the Sele river, from which it takes its name, and for hosting the imposing Sele Springs, the heart of the large Acquedotto Pugliese, one of the most important in Europe. 

Calitri is a characteristic village in Irpinia, located on the border between Campania, Basilicata, and Puglia, in the province of Avellino. It is situated on a hill at over 600 meters above sea level and is distinguished by its historic center made up of narrow streets, arches, staircases, and colorful houses, often stacked on top of each other in a spectacular urban pattern.