If you want to see old Italy this is the place to visit, although somewhat commercialised in areas it’s well worth a visit

Walk in a straight line from Bari station, past the designer shops, and eventually you will reach the old part of Bari. With its narrow winding streets, and city wall, with the sea the other side, it is a polar opposite to the hustle and...More

It is so beautiful! All the streets are very narrow, crowded but clean! There are a lot of locals living in this area. They hang the clean cloths to be dried outside, therefore is a nice smell of clean (detergent like). You can easily enter...More

If you can look past the thousands and thousands of cigarette butts the locals just simply throw in the street (actually this is all of Bari, as it may be the cigarette smoking capital of Italy) as well as their garbage, this is a very...More

Cameras are fun. The streets are narrow and winding. But don't be rude and stick your nose into someone's open front door.

A must see in Bari and highlight of the city is the old town in stone on the old end near the fortress. Crafts of locals on outside of dwellings such as orechhiette pasta etc,

If you are in Bari or nearby, a half day spent exploring the old city is definitely worthwhile. A few year's back, this part of Bari was pretty much a no go for tourists, but over recent years has become a must do in the...More