Basilica of St Nicholas (San Nicola)
A pale Romanesque basilica built to house the relics of St Nicholas, still a major pilgrimage site for Catholic and Orthodox Christians. The crypt holds his tomb.
For short stops, hot days and anyone who'd rather not watch the clock. Times are from the Bari cruise terminal.
A pale Romanesque basilica built to house the relics of St Nicholas, still a major pilgrimage site for Catholic and Orthodox Christians. The crypt holds his tomb.
The city's Romanesque cathedral, simpler than San Nicola outside but with a fine crypt below.
A moated castle rebuilt by Emperor Frederick II, now a museum with exhibitions. Closed on Mondays, and on most Sunday afternoons from October to March.
A lane in the old town where local women make orecchiette pasta at tables outside their homes and sell it by the bag. Mornings are the liveliest time.
The old merchants' square of Bari Vecchia, with its old column of justice and plenty of café tables.
An open square at the edge of the old town, with a section of ancient Roman road visible under glass.