
Alberobello, Italy
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In Pugli, Italy, lies the small town of Alberobello. Its enchanting structures, the trulli, represent a remarkable glimpse into prehistoric architecture. Tradition has it that the structures were designed to be dismantled rapidly; a technique to avoid the tax man. With no mortar, the homes could be reconstructed as easily as they could be taken down, allowing the settlers ease in residency. The charming village remains today, beckoning all who want to be transported to a magical destination.

It’s hard to believe such a place exists. Magical Alberobello!
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Trulli is the plural of Trullo.

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Fresh laundry outside a Trullo

The white ash symbols on the Trulli roofs are Mythological or religious.
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Alberobello
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Alberobello
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Trullo Ornament
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Alberobello
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Alberobello
Photo: Adriano Bacchella
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Bring back a miniature Trullo.
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Trulli
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Interior of a Trullo
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Some of the trulli have been modernized and serve as holiday homes.

Some of the trulli have been modernized and serve as holiday homes.
Kitchen
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Family Room
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Between Bari and Brindisi, on the Adriatic side of the boot
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The Countryside of Puglia, nearing Alberobello
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Trullo
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Feather & Nest is Kristen Meckem and Jamie Parker. We're here to help you infuse your own personal style into all aspects of your life. We started Feather & Nest almost three years ago in Bend, Oregon. After happily styling and designing and remodeling for clients, Jamie's husband was transferred to Hawaii. So, we cried in our soup. Then we decided to make lemonade, and we started this blog as a way to keep creating for Feather & Nest.
Enchanting post, I would love to see this magical place.
Thank you, Lulu! We’re coming with you!
Beautiful! Had never heard of or seen it. Would love to go!
Booking our tickets…
Thank you, Robin!
so beautiful! Thanks for sharing : )
Thank you for stopping by, Jackie! we’re glad you enjoyed it.