Puglia, Elisabetta Gregoraci in the land of fairy tales: immense beauty even at night

Elisabetta Gregoraci is in Puglia, in the land of fairy tales: At night, this wonderful place is even more magical. In short, the summer of the beautiful Italian showgirl continues with her son Nathan Falco.

Elizabeth Gregoraci he opted for the latter August days for Puglia. On her Instagram profile she has posted some truly wonderful photos and in the place where she is, you can dream even and especially at night. This region is truly wonderful, located in the heel of Italy. It is, in fact, one of the most enchanting destinations for the summer.

The her beauty especially in summer, is truly breathtaking. Here you can find natural landscapes, history, culture and truly unique food and wine traditions. Puglia is known to all for its spectacular coasts that extend for over 800 kilometers and are bathed by two seas: from the Adriatic on one side and the Ionian on the other.

The Apulian beaches after all, are among the most beautiful in Italy, with white sand And very fine as well as crystal clear waters and a sea that goes from turquoise to deep blue. There are many places worth visiting including Polignano a Mare, with its cliffs or even the Gargano with a rugged coastline to see. In addition, there are also the wonderful beaches of Peschici and Vieste.

It is also worth mentioning Salento with its beaches on par with those of the Caribbean, Porto Cesareo, Punta Prosciutto and the so-called Maldives of Salento. All places considered true earthly paradises. Across the sea, however, there is a beautiful village that is worth visiting and known throughout the world. Right here is the beautiful Elisabetta Gregoraci.

Puglia, Elisabetta Gregoraci in the land of fairy tales: immense beauty even at night

Elizabeth Gregoraci has chosen, for this last phase of August, the so-called fairy tale country, better known as Alberobello. The picturesque village is located in Puglia and is well known for its trulli, unique constructions in the world and characteristic of the region. We can consider them, in fact, as a true architectural jewel. These are small houses with conical stone roofs, which are often decorated with religious symbols and more.

Their appearance makes the entire village look like it was a real fairytale landwhere only fairies and little gnomes are missing. Since 1966 they have also been considered a UNESCO World Heritage Site. During the day this place has an immeasurable charm with its narrow and winding alleys, with white houses and grey roofs that stand out against the splendor of the blue sky.

At night, then, when the sun goes down, all this acquires an even greater charm. The soft lights come on and illuminate the trullias can be seen from the photos of Elizabeth Gregoraci. This creates a magical and romantic atmosphere at the same time.