The historic center of Bari, known as "Bari Vecchia," is a maze of winding streets, picturesque squares and historic buildings. You can visit the Basilica of St. Nicholas, the Cathedral of San Sabino, and the Swabian Castle.

About a 40-minute drive from Bari, the Castellana Caves are a spectacular limestone cave complex with stalactite and stalagmite formations. You can take a guided tour to explore them.

This picturesque coastal town is famous for its breathtaking views and beaches. It is an ideal place for a day trip.

Although it is not quite around Bari, Matera is one of the most fascinating cities in southern Italy and is located about two hours' drive from Bari. It is famous for its sassi, the dwellings carved into the rock.

This is one of the most iconic places in Puglia, known for its trulli, ancient dwellings with conical roofs. Alberobello is about an hour's drive from Bari.

This city, about an hour's drive from Bari, is famous for its white buildings and charming old town.

Monopoli is a coastal town located southeast of Bari. It is famous for its charming historic center, picturesque harbor, and beaches. You can explore the historic center and visit the Cathedral Basilica Maria Santissima della Madia

Lecce is located southeast of Bari and is renowned for its remarkable Baroque architecture. Its historic centre is filled with Baroque churches, charming squares and historic palaces.

This picturesque town is located in the Itria Valley, not far from Alberobello. It is famous for its white buildings and winding streets. Locorotondo offers panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and a chance to enjoy Apulian cuisine.

Otranto is a coastal town located on the Adriatic coast. It is famous for its cathedral with a breathtaking floor mosaic, its Aragonese castle and white sandy beaches.

Gallipoli is a coastal town on the Ionian coast of Salento. Its historic centre stands on an island connected to the mainland by a bridge. The town is known for its beaches, lively nightlife and seafood cuisine.

Taranto is a port city located on the Ionian coast of Puglia. It is rich in history and culture, with archaeological sites such as the National Archaeological Museum of Taranto and the Aragonese Castle.

Trani is a coastal city located north of Bari. It is famous for its charming harbor, the Cathedral of St. Nicholas Pellegrino, a masterpiece of Apulian-Romanesque architecture, and the Swabian castle, located right on the sea.

Andria is located northwest of Bari and is known for its historic centre and Castel del Monte, built by Emperor Frederick II in the 13th century. The castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is situated within the municipality of Andria.

Castel del Monte is a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in the municipality of Andria, not far from Corato. Built by Emperor Frederick II in the 13th century, it is a masterpiece of medieval architecture. Its distinctive octagonal layout and numerous symbolic elements make it a unique monument.