Thanks to the privileged position enjoyed by the Masseria Montecchie, tourists can make many interesting excursions across charming towns of Apulia. della Puglia.

Ceglie Messapica is one of the largest villages in the province of Brindisi. City feature, among the most ancient of Apulia, known as the land of gastronomy for bont dishes you can taste in the many restaurants and taverns scattered among the alleys of the old town. In summer there are several festivals and for music lovers it organises "Open Jazz Festival". Among palaces and churches are: the Castello ducale, the Basilica, the Church of San Rocco, the Church of St. Joachim and St. Anne's Abbey.

Ostuni, known tourist centre of Salento, known as the White City, because of its characteristic ancient village almost entirely painted with white lime. For several years received the blue flag and the five sails Legambiente thanks to its crystalline sea, its coast and the quality of services offered. Walking through the old town you can see stately homes and churches like the old Co-cathedral.

Cisternino among typical Apulian villages overlooking the Itria Valley. Entering the town, from the Tower of Porta Grande, enter in a maze of alleys, including easy meet historical buildings, such as governor's mansion and Episcopal Palace and ancient churches. Gastronomists can enjoy the famous "bomblets", stuffed meat rolls and grilled, cooked in the stove throughout the Center.

Martina Franca, the city that lies in the southern part of Murgia, one of the most renowned towns of Apulia to the Baroque architecture of its historic centre and for the musical "Valle d'Itria Festival", appreciated by many foreign tourists. Walking through the streets of the city centre you can easily meet with splendid stately homes and ancient churches.

Oria is an ancient Messapian town appreciated subsequently by the Romans and well-known in the Middle Age. Home to a magnificent Castle of Federico II there takes place the second weekend of August, a reenactment of the procession of Frederick II of Swabia and Rioni tournament in which riders compete in a medieval jousting. It is visited by many pilgrims each year visit the sanctuary of "San Cosimo alla Macchia" that keeps the relics of the Saint. Thanks to the beauty of his village was awarded the Orange flag of the Touring Club.

Alberobello a town of Apulia, in a central position relative to the Itria Valley and the Murgia. The village renowned for its trulli, features homes built with dry stones, considered patrimony of humanity by UNESCO. Trulli, once considered precarious houses now are the symbol of this land.

Fasano, a village on the border between the high Murgia and Salento, extends, with its landscapes, from the Hill to the Adriatic coast where you can appreciate the Park coastal dunes of Torre Canne. Among its hills, on the other hand, extends the Zoo Safari, one of the largest zoo Wildlife Park in Europe where possible, driving your vehicle, go to the discovery of tigers, Lions, elephants and many other animals.

Castellana Grotte, municipality of Apulia in the province of Bari, known primarily for the karst complex known as "Grotte di Castellana". These karstic cavity, in 1938, discoveries are among the most fascinating of Italy and wind for a long path from 1 to 3 miles across chasms and caves.

Lecce, in Apulia, represents the heart of Salento. The old town is full of churches and palaces in Baroque style that here has used and enhanced the typical local stone called "pietra leccese". Among the monuments include: the Basilica of Santa Croce, the Cathedral and the Roman amphitheatre located in the central Sant'Oronzo Square.