Cosa vedere a Bari
Bari's Absolute Essentials
Bari combines its maritime heritage with significant religious and artistic landmarks. This selection spans the 12th-century Romanesque architecture of San Sabino and the 19th-century Faro Punta San Cataldo, one of Italy's tallest lighthouses. It highlights the city's dual nature, featuring the modern international airport alongside the historic Porto Vecchio, where traditional fishing practices continue. Cultural sites like the Pinacoteca Giaquinto showcase regional art, while local culinary institutions provide a taste of authentic Apulian pastries and pizza.
San Sabino
12th-century Romanesque cathedral built on the ruins of a Byzantine structure. The interior features an ornate crypt housing the relics of Saint Sabinus and an archaeological area showcasing remains from the Roman and Paleo-Christian eras.
Piazza Umberto I
A prominent green square located in front of the University of Bari. It features the monumental Fountain of the University, shaded walking paths, and serves as a central hub between the Murat district and the train station.
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