Seeking Ro's Essential Guide to Slow Travel in Puglia

Seeking Ro's Essential Guide to Slow Travel in Puglia

Curated by Alessio Manca and Moroseta Homes, this guide reveals the soul of Puglia. Whether you’re savoring local delicacies, exploring artisan markets, or relaxing by the sea, this collection highlights the beauty of slow living in one of Italy’s most captivating regions.

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Wellness

When it comes to wellness in Puglia, nature is at the heart of everything. Lamia Santolina is an avant-garde apothecary, located in Carovigno, exploring the relationship between art, nature, and ecosystemic practices.

For a luxurious spa day, you can’t go wrong with Borgo Egnazia in Savelletri. This place is iconic for its serene atmosphere and top-notch treatments. It’s the ultimate wellness escape when you need to slow down and indulge.

Masseria Moroseta's tailor-made line of skincare using olive oil by-products is something to bring with you home. You’ll love the way it nourishes your skin, especially knowing it’s crafted from the land itself.

Treats

When it comes to beautiful floral arrangements, Blomour in Grottaglie is a standout. Fausta, the creative force behind the shop, brings the essence of Puglia to life through her stunning flower designs.

For those with a sweet tooth, Cremeria La Scala in the old town of Ostuni serves up the most delicious gelato, perfect for a warm Puglian day.

Looking for unique home décor? Puteca Studio in Polignano a Mare offers a beautiful selection of traditional crafts and sustainable brands, while Ceramiche Nicola Fasano in Grottaglie is a top destination for authentic ceramics that reflect the artistry of the region.

Eats

Coffee lovers will find a hidden gem at Burro Cafè in Ostuni. Serving specialty coffee and offering a timeless all-day menu, it’s the perfect spot to start or end a leisurely day of exploring.

Puglia’s culinary scene is full of gems. In Ostuni, Acquasanta offers a fresh take on dining with a focus on cicchetti sharing and a well-curated selection of wines. Masseria Moroseta offers Farm-to-table dining led by chef Giorgia Eugenia Goggi, celebrating Mediterranean tradition with fresh, seasonal, and organic ingredientsFor a more traditional experience, Osteria del Capitolo in Ceglie Messapica provides a truly authentic taste of Puglian cuisine.

For an aperitivo with a view, Borgo Antico Bistrot in Ostuni is the perfect choice for watching the sunset. Wine enthusiasts should visit Sommarco in Carovigno, known for its exceptional natural wines.

Don’t forget to indulge in some local baked goods at Virgola Pasticceria in San Vito dei Normanni and La Sfornata in Carovigno, where fresh pastries and bread are always available.

Do's

Puglia is full of rich history, and the Antique Market in Ostuni is a treasure trove of vintage finds. Held every second Sunday of the month, the market offers a delightful array of antiques and collectibles.

For a peaceful beach day, Torre Pozzelle and Torre Guaceto in Carovigno are natural reserves that showcase Puglia’s unspoiled coastline.

Local markets are a great way to experience Puglia’s vibrant community. The Saturday Market in Ostuni offers fresh produce, local crafts, and an authentic atmosphere. It’s an ideal place to immerse yourself in the region’s culture.

For art lovers, Ulia and Flash Art Projects in Ostuni and Studio Cromie in Grottaglie showcase incredible contemporary art and exhibitions that reflect Puglia’s creative energy.

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