Mercadante Forest, Bari

Sprawling over 1300 hectares in Cassano delle Murge, the Mercadante forest is part of the Alta Murgia Park

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Bari: Mountain Bike Excursion to the Mercadante Forest

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Discover the Mercadante forest on ebike with a guided excursion. An e-bike adventure for everyone....

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Tour guidato nella foresta Mercadante

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Embark on a Thrilling Mountain Biking Adventure: Explore Mercadante Forest's Single Tracks and Murge...

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Discover Bari and Enjoy a Cooking Class: Full-Day Tour

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Discover the beautiful region of Bari and visit a local home in the village of Cassano Delle Murge. Learn how to prepare...

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Mercadante Forest, Bari

Sprawling over 1300 hectares in Cassano delle Murge, the Mercadante forest is part of the Alta Murgia Park.

Sprawling over 1300 hectares in Cassano delle Murge, the Mercadante forest is part of the Alta Murgia Park. Planted in 1928 as part of a reforestation programme to prevent flooding in the Bari countryside, it is teeming with Mediterranean pine and oak, attracting fauna such as peacocks, sparrows, hawks, robins, geckos, vipers, newts, green toads, and rabbits. It is a popular picnic spot.

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About Mercadante Forest

 S.S. 98, km35, 70020 Cassano delle Murge BA, Italy

 +39 080 764333

 www.comune.cassanodellemurge.ba.it

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