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Commissioned by Charles III of Bourbon in memory of the victory of the Spanish over the Austrians in the battle of May 1734, it stands on Piazza 26 May 1734 near the Basilica of Santi Medici

The Bari airport was officially born in 1934 as a structure used only for military traffic dedicated to Prince Umberto of Savoy, in the northern outskirts of the capital, on the border between the Macchie district and the then fraction of Palese (an area today corresponding to the border between the current district of Palese -.

Finally a beautiful cycle path!

Passage on foot (or MTB) of about 20 meters that rejoins the coplanar of Bari-Palese with the Lungomare di San Girolamo passing through Lama Balice. Allows entry to Bari avoiding to stretch towards the inner districts.

This Tower served as a defense coordination base and as a last resort if the enemy managed to penetrate the walls. Around it there were the dependent rooms and the small church dedicated to the Virgin of Grace, which had to be demolished in 1615, since on November 15 of the same year the image was moved to the parish church of S. Egidio Vecchio, with its stone altar. limestone. The modern building, recklessly leaning against it in 1933, in addition to debasing the integrity of the monumental building, was the cause of the destruction of what still remained in the surrounding land.

The fifteenth-century tower of Bitonto, commonly called the Angevin tower and erroneously also called the castle, is the largest and most resistant of the twenty-eight towers located along the ancient walls of the city of Bitonto.

A recently built stretch of cycle path that crosses the Nove Maggio seafront, overlooks this stretch of the Bari coast in its entirety. The system is part of a larger project by the municipality of Bari which envisages the use of a long cycle path which will probably cross and connect the entire stretch of the Bari coast in the immediate future. The date in question is linked to the end of the three days of celebrations in honor of the city's patron saint, San Nicola.