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General Information of Bari

Bari is a city located in the Italian region of Apulia. It is a port city on the Adriatic, known for its rich history, vibrant culture and stunning beaches. One of Italy's oldest cities, Bari has a rich cultural heritage, reflected in its religious festivals, traditional folk music, crafts and gastronomy. 

The city is home to several notable monuments, including the Basilica di San Nicola, which houses the tomb of St. Nicholas (Santa Claus), the Castello Svevo, a 12th-century castle, and the Murat Quarter, a historic neighborhood of narrow streets and traditional buildings.

Visitors to Bari can experience the city's unique blend of history and modernity. 

They can walk along the seaside walkway, visit the colorful markets, sample the traditional cuisine or simply relax on one of the city's beautiful beaches. 

The city's location on the coast also makes it a popular destination for water sports, such as kayaking and windsurfing. Overall, Bari offers a unique blend of history, culture and natural beauty, making it an exciting destination for those wishing to explore the southern region of Italy.

What to See in Bari

Bari has different popular destinations for visitors from all over the world, and for family vacations or just for a good weekend with your partner.

Basílica di San Nicola

A historic church and pilgrimage site, housing the tomb of Saint Nicholas (Santa Claus)

Castello Svevo

A 12th-century castle with a history of royal residences and military fortifications.

Teatro Petruzzelli

A grand 19th-century theater showcasing operas, ballets, concerts and many more important events.

Murat Quarter

A historic neighborhood with small streets, traditional buildings, and a charming atmosphere that makes the people fall in love with this place.

Cathedral di San Sabino

A Romanesque cathedral with Byzantine influences, housing important artworks and architectural features.

Pane e Pomodoro Beach

A beautiful sandy beach with crystal clear waters and a relaxing atmosphere were you can find the famous restaurant “Bread and Tomato”

Best Beaches around Bari

The Bari region has several impressive beaches, which offer a variety of options for visitors looking for a seaside getaway. Some of the best beaches are:

Pane e Pomodoro Beach, a wide sandy beach with crystal clear waters and a relaxed atmosphere, ideal for sunbathing and swimming.

San Cataldo Beach, a serene beach surrounded by pine forests, with soft sand and calm waters, perfect for relaxing.

Sant'Andrea Beach, a picturesque beach with clear waters and fine sand, surrounded by cliffs and vegetation, ideal for snorkeling and scuba diving.

Torre a Mare beach, a long sandy beach with calm waters, ideal for families with children and water sports enthusiasts.

Pack your sunscreen and head to one of these stunning beaches for a fun day in the sun!

How to Move around Bari

Visitors to Bari have several options for getting around the city, including the public transport system, the train, cabs, bicycle rentals and car rentals. 

Each mode of transportation has its own advantages, such as the convenience and flexibility of cabs, the cost-effectiveness and environmental friendliness of bicycles, and the speed and efficiency of trains. 

Choosing the right mode of transportation will depend on your individual needs, such as budget, time and destination. Consider a combination of different modes to get the most out of your trip to Bari.

Port of Bari

The port of Bari is an important commercial and passenger port located on the Adriatic Sea. It serves as a central hub for ferry services, cruise ships and cargo vessels, connecting the city with other destinations in Italy and throughout the Mediterranean. 

The port has modern infrastructure and facilities, including passenger and cargo terminals, a marina for yachts and other vessels, and a shopping and dining area. 

The port of Bari also offers easy access to the city center, making it a convenient option for those traveling to or from the city. 

Whether traveling for business or pleasure, the port of Bari is an important gateway to the region and a hub for maritime activities.

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What are the best beaches in Bari

Some of the best and more famous beaches around Bari are Pane e Pomodoro Beach, San Cataldo Beach, Sant'Andrea Beach, or Torre a Mare beach. You can explore more beaches by taking a walk around the coast.

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How to move around Bari

You can move around Bari by bus and trams that run throughout the city, taxi, for the most sport ones renting a bike, and you can find different companies that offer the possibility of renting a car.

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Is Bari a safe city?

Bari is considered a safe city, but visitors should take care of her personal belongings as it is a popular tourist destination.

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What is the weather like in Bari

The weather in Bari is typically Mediterranean, with mild, wet winters and hot dry summers. The average temperature in winter is 10 degrees, and in summer around 30 degrees.

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