Trullo Sovrano

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Whitewashed Trullo Sovrano with grey conical stone roofs and arched entrance under a blue sky in Alberobello, Italy

Trullo Sovrano dates in parts to the early 17th century­, and is Alberobello's only two-floor trullo. Built by a wealthy priest’s family, it’s now a small "living" museum recreating trullo life, with sweet, rounded rooms that include a recreated bakery, bedroom and kitchen. The souvenir shop here has a wealth of literature on the town and surrounding area, plus Alberobello recipe books.

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