This Italian village hides 1,500 cone roofed houses peasants built to dodge taxes
This Italian countryside village rises from olive groves in perfect limestone cones. Over 1,500 trulli houses cluster on Puglia hillsides, their gray pointed roofs piercing golden twilight. Built by peasants to dodge 17th-century taxes, these UNESCO structures still shelter families today. The white walls glow against darkening skies. Alberobello preserves Europe’s most complete collection of … Lire plus









