Monuments and places of interest
- The town comprises a group of small white houses placed in concentric circles, hence the origin of the town’s name.
- Main Church of San Giorgio Martire dating from the 18th century (it was built between 1790 and 1825). Stone bas-reliefs from the 14th century can be found inside.
- Villa Basile - Caramia
- Palazzo DeBernardis
- Historic centre with typical 'cummerse' (typical sloping drystone roofs of the houses)
- The trullo (typical rural dwelling of the Itrian Valley). The Trullo di Marziolla, the oldest trullo in Puglia (1509) is worth a visit.
- Church of Madonna della Greca the first documented reference to which dates back to 1520 even if it would seem to have older origins.
- 'Locororondo' DOC Winegrowers’ Cooperative
- The town park and surrounding area
- Via Nardelli (better known as 'Lungomare')
- Stuffed rolls of tripe served in broth (gnumeredde suffuchet)
- Broad beans (fef)
- white wine Locorotondo D.O.C.