Top Taranto City Tours

Discover Puglia and Basilicata on an unforgettable tour, visiting Matera, the famous "City of the Stones" and Alberobello, the "capital of the Trulli". This full-day tour offers an authentic experience of culture, traditions and flavours, with expert local guides to accompany you on this journey. Comfortable transfers and free time to explore the quaint villages enrich this adventure in southern Italy.

Taranto’s top sights are spread out, and trying to cover the highlights in limited time can be challenging. On this speedy sightseeing tour, hop aboard a classic Italian vehicle—a three-wheeler Ape Calessino—for a private 50-minute jaunt around the historical city center. Listen to stories about Taranto’s history along the way from an included audioguide.

Ideal for travelers short on time, this private tour covers the highlights of Matera and Alberobello, a town in Apulia known for its trulli, whitewashed huts with conical roofs. After pickup from Bari, see the sassi and step inside a stone house on a walking tour of Matera, then explore some of the first trulli ever built on a 1.5-hour tour of Alberobello.

Tour & Transfer Unique, customizable and exclusive service for private transfers of travelers, optimizing the days in Puglia of arrival and departure or for travel between different places of stay adding value with Tour in the sites in addition to the need for a point-to-point transfer along the way.

Get behind the wheel by lifting a simple lever, enjoying a unique experience in a vintage Fiat 500, Italian icon and sweetheart of Italy in elegant Italian 50s and 60s style. You will drive in complete autonomy through the streets of the city of Taranto admiring a splendid postcard of Taranto with the wonderful Aragonese Castle in the background, passing over the Swing Bridge outside the roof and with your arms in the air catching the loving glances of all the tourists. Stages Old Town (Island): . Aragonese Castle and Swing Bridge. . Doric Columns, located in Piazza Castello. . Via Duomo. . Cathedral of San Cataldo. . Church of San Domenico. . Piazza Fontana, with the Clock Tower and overlooking the Stone Bridge. Stops in the new city, (Borgo): . Monument to the Sailor. . Tarantino seafront with the Rotonda. . Governament Palace. . Piazza Ebalia with the “Rosa dei Venti” fountain. . National Archaeological Museum of Taranto. . The Gardens of Peripato or also known as Villa Peripato.