Alberobello & Locorotondo

The countryside between both towns features quiet rural lanes with rolling hills and low vehicular traffic. While historic town centers contain cobbled pedestrian areas where dismounting is necessary, the surrounding Itria Valley roads are very popular with cyclists.

Spring and autumn provide the best conditions with comfortable temperatures and vibrant Mediterranean scenery. Midsummer can become hot, so rides during July and August are best taken in the cooler early mornings or late afternoons.

Rides regularly pass Alberobello's famous trulli districts like Rione Monti before heading into the countryside. Many itineraries also explore the whitewashed alleys and panoramic balconies of Locorotondo's hilltop center.

An e-bike is popular because the terrain features frequent rolling hills and steady ascents between valley floors and hilltop villages. Traditional road or hybrid bikes remain a solid choice for riders comfortable with varied elevation gains.

Beginners and families can comfortably participate, particularly when using e-bikes to handle the undulating Puglian countryside. Calmer country roads and dedicated trail sections like the Aqueduct Cycleway offer accessible riding away from busy motor routes.