2025 Metropolitan City of Bari Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

#100种旅行方式 In the very beautiful small village of Alberobello in southern Italy, this place can only be reached by car. There are not many Chinese people here, and it is beautiful to take pictures casually. Except here, you can't find a small house with mushroom characteristics, so it is worth coming from afar. Everyone has a different way of traveling, so why not go to some special places😍

🍀Alberobello, a small town that seems to have stepped out of a fairy tale, is located in southern Italy. Although the population is only about 10,000, it has a unique landscape that attracts worldwide attention. Alberobello is famous for its unique trulli buildings. The walls of these buildings are painted white with lime, and the roofs are made of flat gray stones into a conical shape, which looks like a mushroom and is extremely cute. They are not only treasures of architectural art, but also witnesses of history, carrying the wisdom and culture of the local people. Walking on the stone road in the town, it seems to be in a dream world, and every corner is full of surprises. 💡Must-see attractions: - Church of Sant'Antonio: Located in the south of the town, it is the largest trulli building. The dome is 21 meters high, and a huge Greek cross is placed at the highest point. Its unique architectural style is charming. - Church of the Medical Saints: It was built in 1609 and has a Renaissance style. The two towering spires are elegant and solemn, adding an artistic atmosphere to the town. - Monti District: Located on the south side of the town, it is built on the mountain and is a concentrated area of trulli buildings. Standing on the viewing platform next to the People's Square in the center of the town, you can overlook the panoramic view of Alberobello. The white dome houses and the blue sky and white clouds complement each other, which is very beautiful. 🚌Transportation tips: - Self-driving: If conditions permit, self-driving is a good choice. Departing from Bari, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of southern Italy along the way, drive all the way to Alberobello, and enjoy the fun of freedom. - Train: Take the Sud-Est line from Bari Central Railway Station, about 1.5 hours to arrive, the fare is 4 euros, convenient and affordable. 🏠Accommodation tips: There are many homestays and hotels in the town that have been transformed from trulli buildings, which are worth experiencing. Living in these stone houses, warm in winter and cool in summer, can make you feel the local customs more deeply. It is recommended that you book in advance to choose the accommodation you like. 🎉Other tips: - In terms of food, there are many characteristic restaurants locally. For example, Ristorante Trullo d'Oro is a Michelin restaurant with high cost performance. It mainly serves local specialty food, so don't miss it. - In terms of the best travel season, the summer sun is shining and the temperature is high, which is the peak tourist season; the weather is comfortable and pleasant in spring and autumn; it will snow in winter, and the town after the snow is more like a fairy tale world. - When visiting the town, don't forget to pay attention to those strange-shaped patterns on the roof, they all have unique meanings and stories.

This is a small town located in the Bari province of Italy🇮🇹. The houses in the entire town are white with conical roofs, resembling mushrooms, hence it is also called the Mushroom🍄 Town. The evening glow reflecting off the houses is truly stunning❗😭 - 🚗About Transportation Since it was a self-driving loop, we drove for over 4 hours from Amalfi starting at around 8 AM🕗 and arrived in Alberobello. You can also take a train or bus🚌 from nearby to Alberobello train station, and it's less than a ten-minute walk to the center of the Mushroom House Town. - 🕍About Accommodation White walls, brown mushroom roofs, almost every household has colorful flowers💐 planted on the walls at their doorsteps. The streets and alleys are filled with a pleasant fragrance, and the whole town is photogenic📸 wherever you take pictures! - 🌈The town has many exquisite and unique small taverns. When you get tired of walking, just pop into a shop for a cup of coffee☕ and enjoy the town's leisure💕. Whether it's the scenery or the ambiance, Italy🇮🇹 is truly a country that offers a lot of room for imagination.

#timetotravel The Casale Medievale di Balsignano is a hidden gem nestled in the enchanting Italian countryside near Gubbio, Umbria. As I explored this medieval farmhouse, I was transported back in time to a place of rustic charm and tranquility. The casale's stone walls and traditional architecture exude a timeless beauty, and its scenic location overlooking rolling hills and forests is simply breathtaking. It's a perfect retreat for those seeking a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. What truly sets the Casale Medievale di Balsignano apart is its authenticity. From the cozy interiors to the surrounding gardens, you can feel the history and heritage that permeate every corner. This hidden gem is a must-visit for travelers seeking an off-the-beaten-path experience in the Italian countryside. It's a place that leaves you with cherished memories of serenity and the beauty of medieval Italy. #italy #bari #apulia #modugno

#bari is a city in southern #italy on the shores of Adriatic sea. It is a wonderful place with many pedestrian streets maybe longer than 3-4km and some fortresses, castles and amazing italian architecture. There are plenty of restaurants along the streets and the atmosphere is incredible. I really liked the place. #adriaticsea #happynewyear

The harbor of Bari, Italy, as depicted by artists Onofrio Martinelli, Vincenzo Ciardo, Raffaele Armenise, and Antonio Lanave, was truly impressive. Personally, I was deeply moved by Onofrio Martinelli's painting of poppies in a vase, set against a passionate red background. The vibrant colors left a strong impression. If you want to experience the unique passion found in the works of Italian artists, I highly recommend visiting the Bari Art Museum.

In the works of Felice Casorati, Domenico Cantatore, Roberto De Robertis, and Onofrio Martinelli, you can admire portraits painted in the 20th century. The portraits by Italian artists felt particularly vivid in their expressions, perhaps reflecting the Italian tendency to openly convey emotions, which naturally translates into their art. These are pieces you can only see in Bari, so if you visit, I highly recommend stopping by the museum.

#ThailandFlightEvent It was the Bari Art Museum where you could also appreciate baked clay works that seem to have been made around the 15th to 16th centuries. The Pietà painted by Painter from Romagna was also impressive. It is an exhibition where you can admire the deep culture and artistic realm of Italy, so I recommend you to visit if you visit Bari. #italytravel

#ThailandAirlineEvent You can see artifacts that were used and excavated in the past on display inside the Bari Castle in Italy. There are many artifacts that have been used and discovered since the ancient Roman era, so I recommend it to those who are interested in archaeology. Admission fee 10 euros Opening hours Tuesday-Sunday 9:00 AM-6:00 PM Free admission on the first Sunday of every month. Please check the website before visiting, and I recommend it because admission is free on April 25, June 2, and November 4, 2025. #EuropeTravel #italy

#ThailandFlightEvent As I was coming back from the old town of Bali to the new town, I found an alley where I could see how the locals live, so it was great for travelers to look around. If you go to Italy, I recommend you follow your footsteps and wander through the alleys to the places you like. #beautiful_italy

#ThailandFlightEvent Chiara says Chiara I was able to see works that put feminism at the forefront at Polignano a Mare where the exhibition was being held. I recommend it to those who are interested because it was a place where I was able to see the courageous works of artist Chiara Fumai that revealed her identity. #beautiful_italy

#HawaiiAirlineEvent On one side of Alberobello Village, Trullo Sovrano was like a folk village, with items used by the residents in the past recreated. It felt nostalgic to be able to catch a glimpse of the life of that time. It felt like my grandmother's house, so if you go to Alberobello, I recommend you visit Trullo Sovrano. #beautiful_italy

#HawaiiAirlineEvent It is located in the city center of Bari, so it is a good place for both locals and tourists to take a walk, and you can feel the pleasant energy and atmosphere unique to Italy, so I recommend it as a place you can visit more than once when you visit Bari. #beautiful_italy

#AprilTravelSupport There are two museums in the village of Albelobello. House Pezzolla is large and has an entrance fee of 4 euros, while Trullo Sovrano is 2.50 euros. I have been to both of them and recommend Trullo Sovrano. 📍Territory Museum House Pezzolla #beautiful_italy

#AprilTravelSupport Albelobello Trullo The interior of the Trullo has been turned into a museum, allowing visitors to see what life was like back then. The exhibition hall is small, so it was easy to see everything, and each room has explanatory notes, so it was informative to see. The admission fee is cheap, so I recommend going in and taking a look. #beautiful_italy

#AprilTravelSupport I paid the entrance fee to go in because I thought it would be a shame to miss the treasure hidden underground under the Basilica of San Sabino in Bari. As I looked back, I thought it was a good idea to come in and see it. I wondered where else I could see such mosaic ruins, and if you come to Bari, I recommend you definitely stop by here. #beautiful_italy

#AprilTravelSupport This is a Catholic church in the village of Alberobello. Among the paintings hanging inside the church, you can see paintings depicting stories from the Bible. If you visit Alberobello, I recommend you visit this church. 📍Piazza Antonio Curri, 14, 70011 Alberobello BA, Italy

#AprilTravelSupport I highly recommend taking the theater guide tour in Bari. When there are concerts, there are a lot of people, so you can see places that are not easily visible. While listening to the guide's explanation, you can also learn about the stories of the people who represent Bari in the building, so you can enjoy it very much. #beautiful_italy

#AprilTravelSupport I was able to see the statue made in honor of Italian Catholic saint Luigi Guanella in front of the Trulli building. It was a small chapel in a Catholic cathedral, so unfortunately I couldn't see the inside, but I recommend it because the Trulli buildings are built throughout the town, making it such a lovely town. #beautiful_italy

#AprilTravelSupport Fund In the Capella where mass was held inside the Bari Castle, I was able to see the altar used in the past and the murals that were left behind during the interior restoration work. The paintings that remind us of priests and the Pope were restored in color so that we can see them clearly. I think the Italian restoration technology is the best, so I recommend it. #beautiful_italy

#AprilTravelSupportInAlbelobello, the roofs are made of thin stones and various patterns, such as hearts, crosses, and suns, are drawn on them, which was interesting. It is also a famous photo spot in Trulli Village, so I recommend taking lots of memorable photos here. #beautiful_italy

#AprilTravelSupport This is a wonderful building used as a building for the University of Bari. It is a building that is within walking distance from Bari Central Station, so I have seen it many times while touring the city. Even if you are not a student at Bari University, I recommend it because you can go in and take a look around. 📍University of Bari Aldo Moro

Introducing Bari, Italy. The seaside area is recommended! It's a place where you can view the Adriatic Sea, and you can enjoy the calm sea while sitting on a bench. "Lungomare e Murat" 📍Location: Lungomare Nazario Sauro, Bari, Italy "Normanno-Svevo Castle" 📍Location: Piazza Castello, 70028 Sannicandro di Bari BA, Italy Also, Bari has delicious seafood dishes, so be sure to try them when you visit! #Spring0yenTrip

Morning: Journey Through the Mushroom Forest Alberobello, a UNESCO-certified "Mushroom Village," is actually the masterpiece of tax-evading farmers from the 15th century! At that time, the Kingdom of Naples levied taxes on houses, so the ingenious people of Puglia used limestone to build conical stone houses (Trulli) – without mortar, they could be dismantled into a pile of stones at any time to pretend to be "unfinished." Today, more than 1,500 fairytale-like stone houses are squeezed into the historic center, like a group of mushroom elves wearing gray pointed hats. Must-see spots: 1. Rione Monti District (the main battlefield of the mushroom forest): Climb the slope of Via Monte Pertuso to take a panoramic view of the continuous Trulli group. The light is the softest at sunrise. 2. Trullo Sovrano (the only two-story mushroom in the village): Tickets are €1.5. The rooftop terrace is an excellent location to peek at the neighbor's "totem password" – the mysterious symbols on the top of the roof (crosses, doves, moons, etc.) are actually the farmers' belief amulets! Noon: Eat a "Mushroom Elf Lunch" Venture into a Trullo-style restaurant (such as Il Poeta Contadino) and order the must-try Orecchiette (cat ear pasta) with turnip leaves. The "poor man's meal" in the Puglia region is now a star dish. For dessert, have a serving of almond panna cotta (Latte di mandorla), paired with a glass of local Primitivo red wine. When slightly tipsy, the stone house group looks even more like frosting on a chocolate cake. Afternoon: Become a Mushroom by Burrowing into a Cave 1. Church of Saint Anthony: The only church built with Trulli, the interior is like a Hobbit cave. 2. Secret photo spot: Turn into the alley in the Rione Aia Piccola district. There are few people and white walls, and the Trulli with red peppers hanging on the door frames are super photogenic. 3. Cave hotel experience: Even if you don't stay, you should sneak into Sextantio Le Grotte della Civita (€500+/night) for a visit – a hotel converted from a medieval cave, with a bathtub embedded in the rock wall. You have to wear a sleeping cap to prevent dust from falling while sleeping. Transportation From Bari: Take the train (Ferrovie Sud Est line) to Alberobello Station, but the number of trains is as small as a medieval post station. If you are driving, navigate to Parking Piazza del Popolo. Take Great Photos at Dusk! After 18:00, the stone house group is dyed honey-colored. Find a Trulli with a "Casa d’Amore" sign – this is the first "legally taxed house" in the village in 1797, and it has now been converted into a small shop selling limoncello. Have a drink to pay tribute to the tax-evading Italian pioneers! Useful tips: Toilet password: You can only use the restaurant's if you spend money. The public toilet is in Piazza Ferdinando IV. Anti-pit guide: Don't buy "Trulli model" souvenirs (same style as Yiwu, China). It is more practical to bring a can of local olive oil. Summary in one sentence: This is a fairy tale built with stones by farmers who were driven crazy by tax officials, and even the tiles are telling black humor.

#AprilTravelSupport This is the view of the airport runway that I could see while waiting for the flight back to Frankfurt at Bari Airport in Italy. It was my first time using Discover Airlines, and the price and service were not bad, so I recommend using it when traveling in Europe. 📍Viale Enzo Ferrari, 70128 Bari BA, Italy #EuropeanTravel

#AustraliaFlightEvent Before taking off from Bari Airport in Italy, I was able to catch a glimpse of the small but busy airport. My steps were heavy as I was leaving the beautiful and warm Bari, but I was so happy that I was able to leave with good memories. If you are traveling to Europe, I recommend stopping by Bari and traveling. #EuropeTravel

📍Umberto I Square (Piazza Umberto I) ✔️A vibrant city square located in the heart of the new town of Bari, Italy ✔️The square features a garden where locals and tourists can relax and enjoy their leisure time. Nearby, you can find the University of Bari, various shops, and cafes, giving the area a young and lively atmosphere

📍Largo Martellotta, 69-66, 70011 Alberobello BA, Italy This is the main square of Alberobello, connected to the main roads of the town, making it one of the first places tourists visit. Located at the entrance of the Rione Monti Trulli district, from here you can start exploring the iconic Trulli area of Alberobello. The square is surrounded by traditional souvenir shops, cafes, and restaurants, making it a great place to enjoy local specialties and Italian cuisine. When I visited during the Christmas season, there was a Christmas market around the square.