Tucked into the limestone hills of the Murge in inland Apulia, Putignano is a place whose character is shaped by karst terrain. The town sits in the wider Valle d’Itria area, where stone-built settlements, olive groves and cultivated fields define much of the countryside. Putignano is best known for its Carnevale, traditionally dated to 1394 and counted among Italy’s oldest carnival celebrations. Its papier-mâché floats and satirical themes bring a long-running local craft into the streets each winter. Find related webcams in the surrounding Murge area to build a fuller picture of Putignano and inland Apulia.
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