Italy Bari

Bari is the capital city of the Apulia region in Italy, and also a bustling port city located on the Adriatic Sea. The Apulia region is in the southwest of Italy, also known as the "heel of the boot". Here, there are white towns, beautiful beaches, and endless olive groves~ Strolling around the old town of Bari~ Old Town (Bari Vecchia) and Murat (Centro Storico) are the old towns of Bari, Italy, and the two areas are interconnected and integrated. Here you can find the most historically significant and authentic Italy! The doors and windows on both sides of the street are wide open, and Italians talk loudly and casually. The buzzing Vespa cars rotate on the narrow streets, filled with the smell of garlic, tomatoes, and freshly baked bread~ Visit St. Nicholas Cathedral & Bari Cathedral. When you enter the Cathedral of St. Nicholas, what catches your eye is the combination of the golden ceiling, sculptures, and mosaics throughout the entire temple and basement, which is very spectacular. This Romanesque-style church took more than 100 years to build! The Bari Cathedral is another Romanesque church that can be traced back to the late 12th century. Second only to the Cathedral of St. Nicholas, the two are also very close together and can be visited together~ Join the fishermen's life in the Port of Vekia. Porto Vecchia or Old Port is where local fishermen take blue boats out to sea. You will see these boats selling freshly caught local fish. Of course, you can also have a cup of coffee here, take a walk and enjoy the beautiful scenery, and learn about the local way of life.