Bari, a port city in southern Italy, is a blend of historic charm and coastal energy. The Basilica of Saint Nicholas and the old town’s narrow streets reflect its heritage, while the seafront promenade buzzes with life. Bari’s rich history and vibrant atmosphere make it a gateway to Apulia’s wonders.
Neighbourhoods in and around Bari
Holidays by land and sea
Explore the stunningly beautiful Basilica San Nicola, an imposing Norman building that houses the relics of its namesake St Nicholas (better known as Father Christmas).
Take the train to one of Puglia's nearby towns and villages, like the pretty medieval village of Alberobello, the 'white city' of Ostuni, or Polignano a Mare with its old town and famous beach.
Admire the Castello Normanno-Svevo on the edge of Bari's old town. The imposing fortress is now home to a museum displaying art and archaeological finds, with a walkway along its exterior walls.
Visit Pane e Pomodoro Beach, Bari’s popular city beach, for a relaxing day by the Adriatic Sea. Enjoy its sandy shore, calm waters ideal for swimming and nearby cafés offering snacks and drinks.
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