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Blitzpacker

Find it hard to give support to a tourist town which is fascistic. They display their anti foreigner posters throughout the town, stare you down and refuse to smile. Extremely uncomfortable. Restaurants either overpriced or under quality. Can't wait to leave. Feel like we fell into the twilight zone. On a positive note, the historical old town was quaint and pretty.

stevenenhilde

this small village is a nice place during the day and the evening.In the old part it's nice to walk and eat in the evening. People are friendly.Most of the time it's easy to find parking

MadamJosephine

We stayed for 5 weeks on the outskirts of Cisternino in a Trulli house (Villa Olive), 5 minutes drive from the Centro Storico (Historic Centre) . We did not really realise what a good selection of town we had made until we got here. Every-one was so friendly and helpful, and surprisingly many people spoke some English, from the ladies at Supermarket Olive, at Bar Fod (great coffee), the wine shop Il Cucco and Angela at the Wind store for our SIM card / telephone needs. The market on Monday had friendly stall holders - we don't speak Italian but that was no problem with them, they were kind to us. Cisternino is at the centre of all the best towns to visit - we can recommend the baroque marvel that is Martina Franca, touristy but fascinating Alberobello with its Trulli houses, Ostuni and the gorgeous Locorotondo. Further afield at just over 1 hours drive is Lecce, a must visit city with amazing baroque architecture and Bari the capital of Puglia. Experiencing the nightmare of parking and traffic in Ostuni, we were glad that we chose Cisternino - small enough to be quiet but big enough to have all the services you require - a good computer store (our battery died) fabulous restaurants and bars, and wonderful bread, cheese and pasta shops.

FPpalocco

Every time I'm in Cisternino I feel something inside me....what a beauty!This small but very special place is one of my favorite. By the main square you'll find good bar and restaurant , nice local people and this magic atmosphere that is in every corner.Please make a favor to your self...do visit Cisternino...this city will not let you down!

JoG989

I can't recommend Cisternino highly enough. It's a lovely place to visit and we've been back many times. It doesn't have the crush of visitors or the "touristy" feel of places like Alberobello. I read somewhere that it is nicknamed "la vera" because it's "the real thing" (ie feels like an authentic Puglian hill town rather than a tourist attraction). I had thought that sounded a bit corny but it actually is true! The old town is a delight and the views across the valley are marvellous. There are good places to eat and drink, too. Try the Monday morning market: it had some of the most polite vendors and best produce we've seen. I love it and will be back again.

luckybeggar

The town's architecture is very Moorish, so this atmospheric bar with Moroccan day beds and flamenco tunes fits in nicely. The owners are very friendly and even provided a much-needed blanket on a chilly evening.

Photos_On_The_Road

Small, lovely old town, with the Town hall at its center surrounded by whitewashed houses: hidden corners, alleys, small arches, a fascinating atmosphere

212Alessandro

L'Italia è ricca di borghi antichi pieni di storia e fascino.Questo entra con prepotenza tra i migliori con i suoi vicoletti dai nomi talvolta impronunciabili, palazzi bianchi, scale, archi e passaggi angusti il tutto arricchito dalla natura e dal buon cibo.Da visitare di giorno, terminando la passeggiata alla balconata del belvedere, affacciata sull'interminabile Valle d'Itria, e da tornarci di sera ,dopo una gustosa cena.Consiglio di farci una capatina anche durante il perido di Pasqua poichè tra le manifestazioni folkloristiche più attese c'è quella di Pasquetta ,in dialetto dei suoi abitanti Pasquarèdde, che si svolge presso il Santuario della Madonna di Bernia.

NIKKOM

Il piccolo centro storico di Cisternino è particolarmente bello. Tipico di quei luoghi dei borghi più belli d'Italia. Ci sono molti ristoranti, bracerie, bar gelaterie, molti negozietti, alcuni tipici, altri meno. Di sera la movida la fa vivere. Di giorno però perde molto del suo fascino, perché è una città deserta. ed è concorso fotografico.

RinoBIROTAteam

Il nome proviene certamente dall'intrico di viuzze, difficile da decifrare. E poi negozietti, palazzi settecenteschi, angoli incantati, fino a giungere al fantastico belvedere. Viene giustamente annoverato fra i borghi più belli d'Italia.

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