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Cerignola is an Italian town of 60,000 inhabitants in the province of Foggia in Puglia, located in the Ofanto valley south of the Tavoliere. It is the largest town in the Puglia region and in all of southern Italy.

Candela is a picturesque town located in the southern Dauni mountains, with its historic center rising on the hills of San Rocco and San Tommaso. The municipal territory, between the Carapelle and Ofanto rivers, marks the end of the Pescasseroli-Candela sheep track, an ancient grassy transhumance route 211 km long. With a population of 2,495 inhabitants, Candela is a municipality in the province of Foggia, in Puglia. A place where history and nature blend, offering a fascinating perspective on the southern Dauni mountains.

Trinitapoli is located in the Ofanto valley, in the Lower Tavoliere della Capitanata, and its name derives from the church of the Santissima Trinità, built in the 12th century. Piazza Santo Stefano is worth a visit, transformed in 2021 into the "Amphitheater of Legality", with murals dedicated to Falcone, Borsellino and the victims of the mafia.

It is worth taking a tour through the streets of the town of Stornara because since 2018, as part of a project called Stramurales, dozens of murals have been created by nationally and internationally renowned artists to decorate the facades of houses. They represent scenes of daily life, portraits, animals, landscapes and symbols. Some even have a social or ecological message.

The Capacciotti dam in the Tavoliere delle Puglie was built in the 1950s to regulate the course of the Ofanto river and irrigate the surrounding countryside. Thus it gave rise to Lake Capacciotti, an artificial basin that has become an important ecological corridor between the Adriatic coast and the Apennine mountains, and which hosts a rich biodiversity, especially of migratory birds.

Cerignola is a beautiful town in the Apulian hinterland on the southern edge of the Tavoliere delle Puglie. Of particular interest are the Cathedral of San Pietro Apostolo, also known as Duomo Tonti, and the Fosse Granarie, an absolutely unique archaeological area.

Ascoli Satriano is a small city of pre-Roman origins, historically the scene of important battles between Rome and Hannibal. The ancient village is accessed from the Porta di Sant'Antonio Abate, and through characteristic alleys you can visit the Basilica Cathedral Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the Norman castle which was also the ducal palace, the Clock Tower and the Arch of Porta Nuova .

Castelluccio dei Sauri stands on the foothills of the Apulian sub-Apennines, dominating the lower Cervaro valley. From this panoramic terrace you can admire the view of the Tavoliere towards the Monti Dauni.