Attractions in Bari

Alberobello is a city in Puglia, Italy. It is known for the Trulli, white conical stone buildings, present in the hundreds in the hilly Rione Monti district. The 18th century … read more

The trulli of Alberobello were registered in 1996 by UNESCO in the World Heritage List as a notable example of spontaneous architecture inserted in an urban and landscape context of … read more

The Basilica is dedicated to the patron Saint Nicholas, whose relics are kept right inside the religious complex. The first construction dates back to 1087, subsequently it underwent modifications and extensions.

In a whole village full of trullis, of course, a trulli church may not be missing. The church is shaped like the typical trullis here.

The Bosco Selva is considered the "green lung" of Alberobello and is only 800 meters from the town, along the Trulli del Bosco. Its extension, equal to an area of … read more

Friars and nuns, according to the bizarre and romantic rumor, lived carnal loves in the shadow of the Valencian people right in the phantom underground tunnel that connected their homes, … read more

Fun Highlight. Several trails wind from the tower to descend both on the left and on the right. They are not technicians, but the place deserves it and it is … read more

A splendid example of sacred architecture of the seventeenth century, the church is located 3km from the town center among olive trees and ancient carob trees. Like many sacred places, … read more

The church of Barsento is a religious building that rises in the rural territory of Noci
The building stands in a dominant position on a promontory overlooking a canal called … read more

Pane e Pomodoro is the famous beach of Bari, a beach open to anyone who wants, perhaps after a walk along the Bari seafront, to lie down and take some sun or simply take a bath. read more

This small village in the heart of the Valle d'Itria is known to most as the capital of the trulli, the famous conical stone structures widespread in this area, as well as a UNESCO heritage site since 1996.

The Via Appia connected Rome to Brundisium (Brindisi), the most important port for Greece and the East in the world of ancient Rome. The Appia is probably the most famous … read more

The area is a former quarry that should become a park but who knows how long it will take before it is secured and accessible to all. 😕In the meantime, … read more

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Towering over the Adriatic Sea, Torre Calderina stands in the center of a birdlife protected area characterized by cliffs, expanses of pebbles and fresh water springs.

The mount of S.Nicola is a valuable naturalistic area subject to landscape constraints at about 6km from Monopoli. The 295m high hill offers a vast panorama that extends from Polignano … read more

Rural church with a rectangular plan and a single nave, with a characteristic barrel vault and a gabled roof with a chianche roof. On the entrance architrave there is a … read more

Typical CrossCountry stretch. Suggestive like the whole AQP area and adrenaline-pumping if done at speed (especially downhill for a couple of drops). Care must be taken because of the humidity … read more

Port city of Puglia, historical and functional in equal parts, Monopoli impresses the visitor with medieval churches and castles overlooking the Adriatic. It's also every painter's dream, with deep blue … read more

It is commonly called the Public Clock Tower. It is a building with a simple and elegant structure, tall and slender, imposing and majestic. It stands on Piazza Don Bosco, … read more