Trullo Sovrano

The Trullo Sovrano features a double-cone stone structure measuring 14 meters in height, with two livable floors connected by a wall-integrated stairway.

Built in 1797 by priest Cataldo Perta's family, this traditional Apulian stone dwelling received national monument status in 1923 and previously served as a seminary.

The museum displays period furniture and exhibits that demonstrate daily life in traditional Apulian trulli, representing local architectural techniques and domestic customs.

Located north of the main church, the museum opens from 10:00 to 12:45 and 15:30 to 18:00 in winter months, with extended hours until 18:30 from April to October.

Among all trulli in Alberobello, this structure stands as the sole example with two complete residential floors, despite construction restrictions imposed by Count Giangirolamo Acquaviva.

Location: Alberobello

Operator: Trullo Sovrano di P. Francavilla

Address: Piazza Sacramento, 10, 70011 Alberobello BA 70011 70011

Opening Hours: listopada-marca 10:00-12:45,15:30-18:00, kwietnia-października 10:00-12:45,15:30-18:30

Phone: +390804326030

Email: info@trullosovrano.eu

Website: https://trullosovrano.eu

GPS coordinates: 40.78739,17.23529

Latest update: March 4, 2025 08:17