3.) Alberobello, Italy
Rather than visiting any one site or a group of spots, if you plan to visit Italy the town of Alberobello is a must see. This amazing village was constructed in the 1300s and consists of cone-shaped buildings and homes which are architecturally incredible. The structures themselves greatly resemble beehives, and are considered prehistoric. They are also referred to as ‘trulli’ buildings. The town is also a commune, and is located specifically in the Bari area of Apulia. Alberobello has been deemed a UNESCO World Heritage site due to the architecture of the buildings, and has been specified as such since 1996. Travelers will find an abundance of accommodations, dining, shopping, and other activities, enabling them to make an entire vacation of their stay. If you opt to visit Alberobello you will be exceedingly pleased to find they can make an entire trip of this wonderful town.
