Commercial and administrative capital of Puglia, a university town and southern Italy's second city, BARI has its fair share of interest. But although an economically vibrant place, it harbours no pretensions to being a major tourist attraction. People come here primarily for work or to leave for Greece on its many ferries. Bari was already a thriving centre when the Romans arrived. Later the city was the seat of the Byzantine governor of southern Italy, while under the Normans Bari rivalled Venice, both as a maritime centre and, following the seizure of the remains of St Nicholas, as a place of pilgrimage. … more »
Mungivacca, next to San Pasquale district, is found on the outskirts... more »
Italy has it all:popes, painters, polenta, paramours, poets, political... more »
There are 28 flights per week flying on small aircraft from Bari/Palese... more »
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