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Foggia surprises with its mix of history and vitality: in the center, you can admire the Cathedral of Foggia with its baroque façade, the Giordano Theater, and historic buildings, while the vast Daunia countryside stretches out in the surrounding area. Don't miss the local markets, where you can experience the authentic aromas and flavors of Puglia's tradition.

The fortress dominated the arrival of the Transhumance flocks from the top of Colle Albano. Lucera, before Foggia, was the seat of customs.

The Piazza is currently being refurbished.

The castle of Lucera is a 13th century Swabian-Angevin fortress, built by Frederick II and enlarged by Charles I of Anjou. It is located on the top of Colle Albano from which it dominates the Tavoliere delle Puglie. It was the residence of the emperor and the Saracens who had moved from Sicily, today it is a national monument and preserves the ruins of the palace, the mint and the mosque.

Building built in the Fascist era by the architect Armando Brasini. The "Palazzo del Podestà" is today known as the Town Hall or Town Hall as it houses the seat of the municipality.

Large square with colonnade and fountain in front of the park named after Karol Wojtyla.

Restoration and expansion measures are planned for the Swabian-Angevin fortress of Lucera. On the summit of Albano Hill, above which the acropolis of Roman Lucera once stood, Frederick II began construction of his palace at the beginning of the 12th century to control the forced relocation of Saracens from Sicily to Lucera.

Entering the beautiful Villa Comunale di Lucera (FG), rich in vegetation, palm trees and oleanders, you can see in front of the imposing Svevo-Angioina Fortress, called Castello di Lucera. The castle dominates the promontory, a crucial point for controlling the surrounding valley. Able to block attacks from Troia (FG), Monti Dauni and the Gargano.