Ostuni Tour (Accessible Tourism)
Departure guaranteed every day upon reservation.
Code: EXP-10
DESCRIPTION
In Ostuni, a guide will give you a map where the most accessible streets and itineraries are highlighted. Ostuni is one the few cities in Puglia where it is possible to visit the most important places through accessible itineraries.
Ostuni is perched on three hills and is called “the White City” because of the peculiar white lime washed houses of the old town. Visit to the old town with its 15th-century, Romanesque and Gothic Cathedral, and Piazza Beato Giovanni Paolo II (“piazzetta Cattedrale”) where the 18th-century buildings of Palazzo Vescovile and of the old Seminary face each other.
Visiting an oil mill in Puglia means to discover the roots and the beauty of this territory. An expert in extra virgin olive oil will let us discover the oil mill overlooking the Piana degli Ulivi. Here, we will learn more about the machineries, techniques and production process of the Extra Virgin Olive oil (EVO), from ancient times to the present days. We will also observe all the bottling and packaging phases. The tour in the mill ends with the tasting of some extra virgin olive oils served with Apulian bread to exalt their flavour.
PLAN
09:00 a.m.
Meeting with the participants and the guide. Delivery of the map and start of the guided tour
11:00 a.m.
Visit to the olive oil mill and tasting of extra virgin olive oil
12:00 p.m.
End of the experience
THE PRICE INCLUDES
- Italian/English Language guide
- map of accessible routes
- visit to the olive oil mill
- olive oil tasting
- RC insurance
- TEDI assistance
WHERE
Meeting point: c/o Piazza della Libertà, 44 – Ostuni
TO REMEMBER
Experience guaranteed for min. 1 pax
Medium/low difficulty level – suitable for adults and children
On request:
Hotel – meeting point round trip transfer
Accident Policy
Wheelchair accessible tours if booked 7 days in advance; when booking, please communicate if a helper is needed
Possibility to make the same experience in:
BARI
GROTTE DI CASTELLANA
LECCE
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WHEN
Every day, from Monday to Sunday.
