The elegance of Trani
Sea, monuments, and bars: the charm of the city of Trani. Traveling along the Bari ring road, heading north toward Foggia, you'll find several towns, including Trani. Trani is another seaside city characterized by a charming waterfront, full of shops, and above all by two distinctive monuments: the cathedral...
The medieval style of Giovinazzo
A charming medieval village just minutes from the Apulian capital. Giovinazzo is a town in the province of Bari boasting a charming and beautiful medieval-style village. Wandering through the streets of its historic center means fully experiencing the history of this town, which also boasts an ancient port, a key point...
Ancient Molfetta
Molfetta, its ancient origins, its splendid churches, and its fishing port. Molfetta is one of the largest cities in the province of Bari and boasts a significant historical heritage given its truly ancient origins. Indeed, Molfetta appears to have been inhabited and inhabited as early as the...
The salt pans of Margherita di Savoia
The Margherita di Savoia Salt Pans, the Apulian nature reserve with splendid flamingos. The Margherita di Savoia Salt Pan is such a vast area that it is considered the largest salt pan in Europe. The salt pan, located in the Gargano area, is approximately 20 km long and covers 4,500 hectares, a size that...
On the Santo Spirito seafront
Santo Spirito: the seafront, the small port, and the maritime traditions of this charming neighborhood of Bari In the northern area of Bari, about 15 minutes from the Apulian capital, there is a neighborhood that boasts a small - but not too small - seafront and a charming little port full of boats...
Bisceglie and its archaeological treasures
Between the Sea, Prehistory, and the Middle Ages: Discovering the Historical Treasures of Bisceglie Bisceglie is a town in the province of Barletta-Andria-Trani (BAT) with a long history spanning both prehistory and the Middle Ages. It is a commercial city and also an ideal stopover in Puglia (especially in summer) thanks to its sea...
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