The Cathedral of Saint Maria Assunta in Ostuni, built in the 15th century, is an example of Apulian Gothic-Romanesque architecture. The façade stands out for its three elegant ogival portals and the large 24-ray rose window, while the interior preserves elegant naves and decorations typical of the period.

The historic center of Ostuni is famous for its narrow, winding streets, whitewashed houses, and charming squares. Walking through the alleys and stairways, you can discover artisan shops, traditional restaurants, and panoramic views of the Itria Valley and the Adriatic Sea, making the city unique and captivating.

The Sant’Oronzo Column in Ostuni is a monumental Baroque column about 21 meters high, erected in honor of the city’s patron saint. Located in Piazza Libertà, it is a religious and civic symbol, notable for its elaborate decorations and the statue of the saint on top.