Bari (Province) Hotels and Accommodation

Bari is a province in the southern region of Apulia (“Puglia” in Italian); this region makes up the heel of the Italian boot. The province is world famous for its beaches, and summer tourism is booming. It also boasts a rich historical heritage, with Romanesque cathedrals and Norman castles. The main city of the province, also called Bari, houses the remains of St. Nicholas in a large Romanesque Basilica, constructed between 1089 and 1197. If you visit the town of Alberobello, you can check out the very typical houses constructed here, starting from the 15th century; these houses are called “trulli” and are made of rocks without mortar, with cupolas for roofs.