A tribute to the economic activity that has certainly profoundly influenced the customs and culture of the suggestive Piana degli Ulivi Monumentali, the Museo storico-ethnografico della Produzione Olearia (Historical-Ethnographic Museum of Olive Oil Production) represents the proof and memory of the long tradition that has made (and still makes) Puglia one of the protagonists of the oil industry for centuries. In this strip of southern Italy, in the middle of the Mediterranean, olive oil has “shaped” the territory, the rock and even human life. Currently known as Masseria Savoia after the surname of the owner family, the estate has experienced an evolution in the denomination that allows to describe its origin and singularity. “The chapel” initially, “Fiezzo d’Aglio” later, the two names tell the genesis as a votive place and seat of religious ritual first; later as an area recognized for the presence of wild garlic that grew on rocky soils.