What to Visit



The historic center of Bari, known as"Bari Vecchia," is a charming maze of narrow alleys and cozy squares with a rich culinary tradition. Here, you can enjoy delicacies such as orecchiette, stuffed focaccia and tielle, accompanied by high quality local olive oil. An immersion in Apulian culture among history and authentic flavors .



Old Bari



In Bari Vecchia, you cannot miss the Basilica of St. Nicholas, an important place of pilgrimage, and the Cathedral of San Sabino, with its splendid Romanesque style. Stroll along the seafront promenade and wander the characteristic alleys, discovering small churches, lively squares, and authentic restaurants where you can enjoy Apulian cuisine.

Beaches to See



Close to Bari, there are several famous beaches not to be missed, including Pane e Pomodoro Beach with golden sand and crystal clear waters, the picturesque Polignano a Mare Beach among limestone cliffs, Monopoli Beach with fine sand, Torre Guaceto Nature Reserve with pristine beaches, and Torre Lapillo Beach known for its expanses of white sand and shallow waters.




Traditional Cuisine



Typical Apulian food in Bari is a feast for the palate, with dishes such as orecchiette, stuffed focaccia and tielle, enhanced by local olive oil. Don't miss the olives, fresh cheeses and local wines for a complete gastronomic experience.

Waterfront



Bari's waterfront is a picturesque coastal promenade that offers breathtaking views of the Adriatic Sea. Here, you can admire traditional fishing boats, enjoy the cool sea breeze and savor the city's authentic charm. Along the way, you will find cafes and restaurants where you can enjoy local delicacies as you soak up Bari's unique atmosphere.

And that's not all!



The Bari area has a wealth of attractions to please all tastes. You can explore the historic charm of the city center, savor Apulian cuisine in its authentic restaurants, visit ancient archaeological sites, and enjoy a breathtaking coastline with picturesque beaches. In addition, Puglia is famous for its medieval villages, unique culinary traditions, and fascinating landscapes, offering a wide range of cultural and food and wine experiences.