• Direzione regionale Musei - This regional museum authority serves as a portal to the area’s abundant cultural heritage, frequently showcasing exhibitions and events that emphasize local history and art. (Outside Visit)

• Basilica San Nicola - A quintessential example of Romanesque architecture, this basilica is a renowned pilgrimage destination, celebrated for housing the relics of Saint Nicholas and its deep historical importance in Bari. (Outside Visit)

• Antico Palazzo di Città - Formerly the center of city governance, this historic edifice reflects the political and social life of Bari’s past. (Outside Visit)

• Piazza Mercantile - A significant historical trading hub, this square is encircled by elegant buildings and stands as a testament to Bari’s lively medieval commerce.

• Il Fortino di Sant’Antonio - With its sea views, this fort provides breathtaking vistas and insights into the city’s military history. (Outside Visit)

• Piazza del Ferrarese - A lively public square that acts as a cultural intersection and a favored gathering spot, enriched with Renaissance history.

• Basilica Cattedrale Metropolitana Primaziale San Sabino - This cathedral is a stunning example of Apulian Romanesque architecture, prominently featured in the cityscape with its striking facade and religious artworks. (Outside Visit)

• Arco Basso - Famous for its vibrant orecchiette-making women, this street offers a unique glimpse into the local artisanal traditions and the lively daily life of Bari.

• Professional Local Guide

Experience the captivating history of Bari with a private walking tour that highlights its most renowned landmarks, all viewed from the outside. Start your journey at the Direzione regionale Musei, a center for regional art and history. Then, proceed to the esteemed Basilica of Saint Nicholas, a centerpiece of spiritual and architectural splendor. Stroll through the Antico Palazzo di Città and Piazza Mercantile, where the city’s history as a significant medieval market and civic hub is vividly portrayed. Continue to the Fortino di Sant’Antonio Abate, a fortress offering stunning sea views. The tour also includes Piazza del Ferrarese and the grand Catedral Basílica de San Sabino, before ending at the lively Strada Arco Basso, known for its artisan shops. This tour perfectly combines Bari’s rich history with its vibrant street life, making it ideal for those eager to explore the city’s heritage in depth.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.