Orange  Flag  Towns  of  Puglia

Latest update: 19 February 2022
The Orange Flag towns of Puglia have all been awarded with the Bandiera Arancione, a mark of excellence operated by the Touring Club Italiano association. Most Italian regions have a number of towns on the list and Puglia's collection totals nine. 

Among the criteria set out for the award are a certain aesthetic charm, environmental responsibility and facilities for tourists. 

Typically smaller towns or villages, the locations below are a little off the beaten track but contain a number of hidden gems with the likes of Cisternino, Corigliano d'Otranto and Troia among the best.
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Cisternino

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Cisternino, Puglia

Corigliano  d'Otranto

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Corigliano d'Otranto, Puglia

Troia

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Troia, Puglia

Alberona

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Alberona, Puglia

Bovino

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Bovino, Puglia

Rocchetta  Sant'Antonio

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Rocchetta Sant'Antonio, Puglia

Orsara  di  Puglia

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Orsara di Puglia

Sant'Agata  di  Puglia

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Sant'Agata di Puglia

Pietramontecorvino

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Pietramontecorvino, Puglia

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