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Gallery – Taranto

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Manduria – Museo della Civilta del Primitivo
Manduria – Museo della Civilta del Primitivo
Manduria – Museo della Civilta del Primitivo
Manduria – la chiesa di santa Lucia.
Manduria – il Duomo
Manduria – la Chiesa di San Benedetto
Manduria
Manduria – Arco di Sant’Angelo
Manduria – Palazzo Imperiali, Piazza Garibaldi
Manduria – Piazza Vittorio Emanuele
Manduria – il Calvario
Martina Franca – il centro storico
Martina Franca – il centro storico
Martina Franca – la Piazza Maria Immacolata
Martina Franca – il Palazzo Ducale (exhibition)
Martina Franca – il Palazzo Ducale
Martina Franca – la Piazza Roma
Martina Franca – la Porta di Santo Stefano
Martina Franca – la Basilica di San Martino
Martina Franca – la Piazza Plebiscito
Taranto – Castello Aragonese
Taranto – Chiesa Sant’Andrea degli Armeni
Taranto – Cattedrale di San Cataldo
Taranto – Cattedrale di San Cataldo
Taranto – Cattedrale di San Cataldo
Taranto – Cattedrale di San Cataldo
Taranto – il centro storico
Taranto – Chiesa e Convento di Sant’Agostino
Taranto – Tempio Greco Arcaico
Taranto
Taranto – Castello Aragonese
Taranto – Castello Aragonese
Taranto
Taranto – Castello Aragonese
Taranto
Palagianello – Chiesa Madonna delle Grazie
Palagianello – Piazza de Gasperi
Palagianello – Porta Grande
Palagianello – Chiesa Matrice di San Pietro Apostolo
Palagianello – il castello
Palagianello
Mottola
Mottola – Chiesa Matrice
Mottola – Torre Orologio
Mottola – Chiesa del Rosario
Montemesola – Porta San Martino
Montemesola – Chiesa della Vergine SS. Rosario
Montemesola – la Torre dell’Orologio
Montemesola – il centro storico
Montemesola – Chiesa di Santa Maria della Croce
Massafra – la cattedrale
Massafra – la cattedrale
Massafra – Monastero di San Benedetto
Massafra – Piazza Gariboldi
Massafra – la gravina
Massafra – la gravina
Massafra – la gravina
Massafra – la gravina
Massafra – la gravina
Massafra – la gravina
Massafra – la gravina / la cattedrale
Massafra – Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II
Ginosa – Marina di Ginosa
Ginosa – Marina di Ginosa
Laterza – il centro storico
Laterza
Laterza – il centro storico
Laterza – il castello / Palazzo Marchesale
Laterza – il castello / Palazzo Marchesale
Laterza
Laterza – Piazza Plebiscito
Laterza – il mercato
Laterza
Laterza – Chiesa di San Antonio
Ginosa – il castello
Ginosa
Ginosa – la gravina
Ginosa – la gravina
Ginosa – la gravina
Ginosa – il castello
Ginosa – il castello
Ginosa
Ginosa
Ginosa – Piazza Orologio
Crispiano
Crispiano
Crispiano – La Chiesa Madre Santa Maria della Neve
Crispiano
Castellaneta
Castellaneta – la Cattedrale di Santa Maria Assunta
Castellaneta – Rudolf Valentino
Castellaneta – Chiesa Santa Maria del Rifugio
Castellaneta
Castellaneta
Castellaneta
Leporano – Castello Muscettola
Leporano – Castello Muscettola
Leporano
Leporano
Pulsano – Chiesa Santa Maria la Nova
Pulsano – il Castello
Pulsano – il Castello
Pulsano
Punta Prosciutto
Campomarino
Grottaglie
Grottaglie – Museo della Ceramica
Grottaglie – Museo della Ceramica
Grottaglie – Museo della Ceramica
Grottaglie
Grottaglie
Grottaglie
Massafra – Piazza Garibaldi
Massafra – Chiesa di San Benedetto
Massafra – il Castello
Massafra – Via Lo Pizzo
Massafra
Massafra – il Duomo di San Lorenzo
Massafra – Piazza Vittorio Emanuele
Massafra – Piazza Vittorio Emanuele
Massafra – il Castello
Massafra – Gravina San Marco
Massafra
Massafra – Chiesa di Sant’ Agostino
Massafra – Santuario della Madonna delle Grazie
Massafra – Chiesa di Gesu’ Bambino
Massafra – Chiesa di Gesu’ Bambino
Massafra – Chiesa di Gesu’ Bambino
Massafra – Duomo di San Lorenzo
Massafra – Gravina San Marco
Massafra – il Castello

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May 2025 New growth on our olive trees means we must stop pruning and start strimming to keep grass and weeds around the trees under control - an arduous and unpleasant job which continues into the hotter months. However, we are already thinking about the harvest months of September to November. Autumn visitors to Trullo Annunziata are very welcome. Weather is normally equable. The olive harvest activity is interesting. And Autumn is the period of wine festivals in towns all over Puglia. Inquiries about off peak stays then are invited.

May 2025 May and June are beautiful months here in Puglia - sunny and warm, blossom on the trees, grass still green, an ideal time to the many attractive towns when they are lively but less busy than in July and August.

April 2025 Because of the pattern of bookings over the next few months, we are able to offer some short letting periods in between the longer bookings. If you only want a short stay, please do not hesitate to ask, we will see how this can be fitted in. Get in touch through [email protected]

March 2025 We have just updated our information on Oria, one of our favourite towns in Puglia which we encourage people to visit.

A COUNTRYSIDE TRULLO HOLIDAY WITH YOUR PERSONAL SWIMMING POOL

A trullo (plural trulli) is the conical shaped cone farm building traditionally linked to Puglia. Trullo Annunziata is a four-domed trullo, reconstructed to the highest modern standards. It is located in the heart of the Puglia countryside, surrounded by olive and almond trees on Puglia Passion's home estate. It has the special advantage of a swimming pool for your personal use.

Although in a quiet, secluded spot, vibrant Ostuni is only about 10 kilometres away, and many other Puglia attractions can be easily visited before coming home to relax. Everything is provided for self catering, including a barbecue. The accommodation is perfect for couples or families with children - it has a double bed and a double sofa bed. Air conditioning and underfloor heating are there if needed. Extensive guest reviews have been completely positive. For full information click here.

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BOCCADORO - PUGLIA PASSION'S TOP QUALITY EXTRA VIRGIN OLIVE OIL AVAILABLE ONLINE

Puglia Passion's land contains about 300 established olive trees. From these we produce top quality Extra Virgin Olive Oil under the brand name Boccadoro (this is actually the name of the locality, but fortuitously translates as "mouth of gold"). Olives are picked by hand, pressed and processed strictly in accordance with traditional methods, then shipped to the UK for direct sales online delivered hassle-free (500ml bottles, 3 and 5 litre cans) to the customer by post or courier. To find out more about Boccadoro Extra Virgin Olive Oil and make an online purchase for home delivery, CLICK HERE.

It is not unusual for specialist olive oil retailers in the UK to have contacts with small producers in Italy; but Puglia Passion is a retailer as well as a producer. Everything is handled by Ed Roberts or his immediate family, under his personal supervision. He lives on his property in Italy, manages the trees, harvests olives, works with the local cooperative frantoio (olive press), bottles and labels the oil, then ships it to the UK (negotiating the tricky post Brexit regulations). In the UK he becomes a retailer, selling the oil mainly via the Boccadoro website, posting it directly to customers from his base in Chester. This direct involvement throughout is probably unique in this specialist business.

Boccadoro a high quality Extra Virgin Olive oil produced by traditional methods. The olives are harvested by hand, and within hours are "cold-pressed" at the DOP approved frantoio to ensure an olive oil of the highest standard. No pesticides or other chemicals are used in the oil’s production. Acidity levels are consistently low, well below the 0.8% maximum requirement for EVOO, more often than not at 0.2%, and never higher than 0.5%.

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