Passignano sul Trasimeno
Montefeltro
Serralunga Medievalis
The Ca’ Rossa Experience: from vineyard to glass
Recipe: Ogliastra PGI Culurgiones with Pecorino Romano PDO, the taste of longevity
The province of Bari lies at the heart of Apulia and features a diverse landscape combining Adriatic coastline, plains and the Murgia plateau. Bari city is a major port and cultural hub, with its historic district, Bari Vecchia, reflecting centuries of layered history and living traditions.
Inland areas are defined by Murgia villages such as Altamura, famous for its DOP bread and cathedral, and Gravina in Puglia, known for its rock-cut historic center and panoramic bridges. These towns represent an authentic inland Apulia shaped by stone and pastoral life.
The coastline includes seaside towns and harbors, while the countryside is marked by olive groves and traditional farmhouses. Bari province offers a balanced blend of sea, villages and Apulian heritage.
