When it comes to choosing where to stay in Puglia, Italy it really all comes down to your preferences. That means, if you're looking for a setting with an absolutely unique, yet still Italian setting, then Ostuni's whitewashed buildings is highly recommended. History enthusiasts and beach lovers will find Monopoli appealing. Lecce, often referred to as the 'Florence of the South' is an option for travelers without a car. Gallipoli offers beaches and an exciting nightlife scene. If you're traveling with your family and seeking beaches and natural surroundings Marina di Pescoluse and Peschici are choices. Savelletri is ideal for family trips while Otranto sets the stage for getaways. Bari and the Adriatic Coast offer a mix of history, culture and coastal charm. Lastly Martina Franca is known as the Baroque 'capital' of the Itria Valley.