Trani, Bari

Castel del Monte

The magnificent Castle del Monte stands at a height of 540 metres on an imposing hill in Andria, 55 kilometres to the west of Bari

Gravina di Puglia

A cozy comune originally founded by the Greeks and then conquered by the Romans in 306 BC, Gravina di Puglia has had an eventful history, also having been ruled by Byzantines, Lombards and Moors

Museo Pomarici - Santomasi

Housed in the 17thcentury mansion of Baron Pomarici Santomasi who bequeathed it to the city, the Pomarici-Santomasi Museum explores the rich heritage of Bari, showcasing a collection of historical and cultural artifacts –

• Archaeological finds from all over Bari, including ceramics and bronze discovered in the Botromagno site dating from the 7th to the 3rd century BC which throw light on the origins of human settlement in Gravina
  

  Palazzo de Gemmis

  Built in the 17thcentury by the Introna family, the Neoclassical Palazzo de Gemmis is named after the De Gemmis family who lived here in the 19thcentury

  

  Palazzo Fizzarotti

  The Fizzarotti Palace is a 19thcentury Venetian neo-Gothic Palace commissioned by businessman and banker Emmanuel Fizzarotti

Castello Normanno-Svevo

The Castello Normanno-Svevo was built in the 13thcentury by Roman Emperor Frederick II of Hohenstaufen over a former Norman castle, which was built over Roman ruins

Basilica San Nicola

The Pontifical Basilica of Saint Nicholas in Bari is an important pilgrimage site for East European Roman Catholics and Orthodox Christians

Citta Vecchia - Bari

Citta Vecchia or Old Town Bari is the historical heart of the city, occupying the peninsula between the old port and new port

Bari Cathedral

Overshadowed by the adjacent Basilica of Saint Nicholas, the Bari Cathedral is still important as the seat of the Archbishop of Bari-Bitonto

Piazza Mercantile

Piazza Mercantile is the historical commercial and administrative heart of Bari, laid out in the 14thcentury next to the port