Hi! I’m Vito, 34 years old, a civil engineer and architect with a deep passion for the land where I live. I designed and manage La Dimora del Vico with the idea of offering an authentic and comfortable retreat, carefully detailed and strongly inspired by the Mediterranean character, created for those seeking a relaxing, romantic vacation full of taste and flavors. I speak Italian, English, German, and Spanish, and I’m always available to assist my guests with discretion, attention, and warmth. I listen carefully to every request and strive to provide recommendations on what to see, where to eat, and how to make the most of Monopoli and its surroundings. All that’s left is for you to bring a good book to read by the sea. See you soon!

Dimora del Vico is a refined property located in one of the most charming areas of Monopoli’s historic center, right next to the narrowest street in town: Vico Cacamece. Despite its central location and proximity to numerous bars, restaurants, and typical local venues, the alley where it stands is surprisingly quiet—perfect for those seeking tranquility and a restful night’s sleep. The sea, the Castle of Charles V, and the old port are just 50 meters away—a one-minute stroll will lead you through breathtaking views and crystal-clear waters. Every moment of the day is an opportunity to immerse yourself in the authentic flavors of Puglia: slow breakfasts, seafood lunches, and dinners under the stars await you just steps from the residence. The Apartment at number 24 and the Suite at number 26 are equipped with every comfort: seasonal bed linens, towels, double pillows, air conditioning, and ultra-fast fiber internet for an excellent connection. In the bathrooms of La Dimora, you will find a hairdryer and our specially selected courtesy kits featuring professional products. A coffee machine with pods is also provided. The tourist tax is already included in the overnight price, so you won’t have to pay any extra fees upon arrival.

In the heart of Puglia, the historic center of Monopoli enchants with its Mediterranean soul, made of white alleys weaving like threads of love between ancient houses, secret courtyards, and scents of the sea. Every corner tells stories of fishermen and fiery sunsets, while the sound of the waves accompanies the slow steps of those who wander among baroque churches and quiet little squares. Surrounded by the deep blue of the Adriatic, Monopoli is a salty caress, a warm embrace of light and stone that ignites the heart of anyone who discovers it.