The biggest city of Puglia, Bari, cannot be identified only because it is the third largest city of the south, not only because it is an important European airport, but also and above all for its history, culture and for its tradition, strongly rooted even today in the people who crowd the streets of the city.
Let yourself be carried throught the winding alleys of its historic center, admiring and savoring all the tradition that saturates these immortal places, where you can get lost among the artisan shops or observe old ladies who, every day, prepare the fabulous “orecchiette” in front of the doors of their homes.

Rolling to south, Puglia does not lose its splendor or charm and along the Adriatic coast you will find two timeless jewels: Polignano a Mare, a famous seaside town overlooking a high cliff, and Monopoli, where you can experience the charm of the Apulian nightlife and where there are numerous bathing beaches, restaurants, discos.
Churches, museums, historic buildings enclose the essence of the architectural style that has marked these areas, dating back to Roman times and contaminated by the Bourbon dynasty and by the architectural style of the first half of the last century.