Bari Lungomare
The Bari Lungomare is a wide seafront promenade stretching along the Adriatic coast of the city, lined with early 20th-century buildings and palm trees. Free.
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Bari’s old town, Bari Vecchia, is a free maze of narrow lanes where local women still make orecchiette pasta in their doorways, and the seafront promenade along the Adriatic costs nothing to walk. The street food keeps the budget low: panzerotti and focaccia barese are some of the cheapest, best bites in Italy, easily a meal for a couple of euros. As the capital of Puglia and a transport hub, Bari makes a cheap base for day trips to Polignano a Mare, Alberobello, and Matera. Spring and autumn bring warm weather and lower prices than the summer beach season.
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The Bari Lungomare is a wide seafront promenade stretching along the Adriatic coast of the city, lined with early 20th-century buildings and palm trees. Free.
Bari Vecchia (Old Bari) is a dense maze of narrow alleys behind the Basilica di San Nicola, famous for the nonnas (grandmothers) who make fresh orecchiette pasta on tables in the streets. Free to walk.
The Basilica di San Nicola holds the relics of Saint Nicholas (the original Santa Claus), making Bari one of the most important pilgrimage sites in southern Italy. Free to enter.
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