• Monumento a Domenico Modugno - When visiting Polignano a Mare, be sure to see the statue of Domenico Modugno. He is the internationally acclaimed composer of “Nel Blu dipinto di Blu,” also known as “Volare,” and was born in Polignano a Mare.
• Arco Marchesale - Situated near the Via Triana bridge, this arch serves as the entrance to the old town. It is well-preserved and located along a tree-lined street with a restaurant below. It is conveniently close to the tourist information office, which is open until 10 pm, and the staff are very accommodating.
• Polignano a Mare - Polignano a Mare is enchanting, particularly at sunset. The bays, cliffs, and verandas overlooking the sea are delightful to both the eyes and the heart. The white houses blend seamlessly into the sky and sea. It’s stunning, though there are numerous souvenir shops and restaurants.
• Polignano a Mare - Polignano a Mare is a charming small medieval town, celebrated as the Pearl of the Adriatic. It is an excellent spot for swimming in clear waters and exploring a beautiful historic center by the sea.

• Professional local tour guide

Discover the enchanting town of Polignano a Mare on this comprehensive walking tour, perfect for families and history enthusiasts alike. Begin your exploration at the Monumento a Domenico Modugno, a tribute to the famed singer-songwriter best known for “Volare.” Continue through the historic Arco Marchesale and meander the quaint streets of Centro Storico, where each corner tells a story of the town’s rich cultural tapestry. Along the way, absorb the breathtaking views of the Adriatic Sea from cliffside vantage points that make Polignano a Mare a photographer’s paradise. This tour is a delightful way to uncover the historical gems and scenic beauty of one of Italy’s most picturesque coastal towns.

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