The Basilica di San Nicola, with its magnificent Romanesque architecture, is a significant religious site in Italy and is home to the remains of St. Nicholas. Visitors can marvel at the colorful frescoes and intricate gold details throughout the church.
The Castello Svevo di Bari is a 12th-century fortress built by Emperor Frederick II. Visitors can explore its towers and battlements and enjoy stunning views of the Adriatic Sea from the castle ramparts.
Alberobello is a charming town filled with traditional trulli, small cone-shaped houses made of stone without mortar. Visitors can wander through the narrow streets of the “trullo zone” and explore the small shops and restaurants.
Polignano a Mare is a picturesque cliffside town famous for its crystal-clear waters and stunning views. Visitors can explore the historic center and enjoy a swim in the sea or a relaxing walk along the beach.
Conversano is a beautiful medieval town famous for its magnificent castle and elegant main square. Visitors can explore the narrow streets and enjoy a stroll through the castle courtyard or a wander around the town’s market square.
For those with more time, add a visit to the seaside town of Monopoli or the archaeological site of Egnazia. Those with less time could consider skipping Conversano or Polignano a Mare, depending on their interests.