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Park your car in the car park at Piazza Antonio Mitrano, to the east of the town.
(S/E) Once you’re ready, head east along the square until you reach a three-way junction.
(1) Still heading due east, take the left-hand street, called Via Gulio Pastore, which leads onto a fairly busy road (Via Cisternino). Keep to the right of this road for about 100 m.
(2) Leave the road and turn right onto the tarmac path leading downhill, heading east. 200 m further down, you will see the roofs of the trulli in the distance, and there is one right by the path. At the end of the path, cross the roundabout and continue straight ahead, still heading east, for about a hundred metres.
(3) Leave the path straight ahead and turn right onto the one heading south. From where you are, you will see a magnificent renovated trulli on the right-hand side of the path. Walk past it and follow this south-facing path for about 300 m.
(4) Continue straight ahead, heading south, along the stony path, ignoring the tarmac path that turns right and leads back to the village.
(5) To enjoy a lovely view of the town, take this path on the left for a few dozen metres.
(6) Retrace your steps back to the previous junction.
(5) Continue along the path to the left, heading south. Keep going straight ahead and take a first turn right then left at the bottom of a small slope.
(7) Turn right and walk up the street between the high walls. A discreet wavy blue arrow is drawn on an electricity meter panel (sic!), and a stone in the wall is painted blue with red above it. This new path, heading west, is barely 500 metres long.
(8) Turn right towards the north, indicated by a large wavy blue arrow on a stone and a discreet blue line over a red line on a signpost. Keep heading in the same direction until you reach a roundabout.
(9) Cross the roundabout and head up the road opposite towards the village. At the top of the street, you’ll arrive directly at the end of the car park. Turn left to reach it (S/E).
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