Top Bari Sightseeing Tours - page 2

Immersed in the Alta Murgia National Park, walking here one has the sensation of being in a large open space in which one can wander with one's gaze towards infinite horizons characterized by the pungent smells of mint and wild thyme in the intense green of the wheat fields or rocky pastures among the evident yellow of the ferula, meeting orchids and birds of prey. In this land, emperors, peasants, shepherds, woodsmen, together with the climate, have made the landscape and its culture unique. On the way we will meet stupendous farmhouses, we will cross oak woods, along the ancient sheep tracks of transhumance we will discover jazzi and post offices, we will travel along panoramic mule tracks and among the wheat fields we will admire large haystacks and ancient cisterns. On the hills, flocks of sheep will blend in with the characteristic sharp rocks that give this area its name. We will reach the octagonal stone crown isolated on a hill at 540 meters above sea level. from where a vast panorama is dominated.

I make your tour unique by customizing it according to your preferences. I am a CERTIFIED tour guide in Puglia and Basilicata, a III level Sommelier AIS (Italian Sommelier Association) and food and wine tasting critic and I will personally accompany you to discover every single product, their combinations and their uniqueness.

Enjoy an unforgettable experience between three authentic jewels of southern Italy : Bari, its capital, Matera, the famous "City of Stones," a UNESCO Site, and Altamura, renowned for its DOP bread and Swabian cathedral. Accompanied by an expert guide, you'll begin your journey in Altamura, a city with medieval roots and the beating heart of the Alta Murgia. You'll visit the magnificent Cathedral of Frederick II, strolling through the narrow streets of the historic center. You'll also stop at a traditional bakery to taste the famous Altamura Bread. In the afternoon, the tour continues to Matera, where you'll immerse yourself in the fascinating world of the Sassi, ancient dwellings carved into the limestone rock. You'll discover how the city, once a symbol of poverty, has been reborn as a film set and the 2019 European Capital of Culture.

Sitting on the coastline of Puglia, Polignano a Mare offers scenic views of the Adriatic Sea, but to enjoy views of the town itself, you have to head onto the water. This small-group cruise delivers—and without the expense of a private charter. Board a stylish motorboat and sail by the town's house-topped cliffs, explore sea grottoes, snap photos, take a dip, and hear stories from your skipper-guide.

Explore the history-rich streets of Bari with your own group and guide on a private tour of the city. You’ll make your way through the narrow alleys and lanes of the Old Town to visit landmarks such as the Basilica of St. Nicholas and the grand Bari Cathedral. Listen to stories about Puglia as you stroll, and savor samples of the local food around the city including panzerotti and focaccia barese.

Alberobello and Matera are two of the most unforgettable towns in southern Italy, but visiting both in one day by public transportation is almost impossible. With this tour, see these UNESCO-listed treasures with time-saving private transportation by minivan directly from Bari. Enjoy a walking tour of the “trulli” dwellings in Alberobello before moving on the Sassi di Matera and its unique cave dwellings.

Embark on the ultimate adventure from Bari to explore three beautiful towns in just one day: Ostuni, Locorotondo, and Polignano a Mare. Leave behind the crowded tour buses and enjoy a more serene experience with only your private driver for company. In addition to the free time to explore each location at your leisure, the tour also offers guided walking tours along the way too.

Explore Barletta, one of Puglia’s loveliest, yet little-known, cities on a tour with a private guide. You’ll discover the history behind its monuments, and learn about its culture with stories of Barletta traditions and dialect. The walking tour is bookable for private groups of two or more people, for a fun and educational experience that helps you get more out of your time in the city.

We will accompany you to discover hidden coves, sheer cliffs, pristine beaches and Saracen towers, symbolic places of this land where the waves seem to get lost between sky and sea, and the wind opens its eyes to the infinite horizon. The colors and scents are unique, the authentic ones of the Mediterranean, capable of leaving an indelible memory. The tour is available in private formula: the price is per calessino, with a maximum capacity of 2 people, for an intimate and exclusive experience.

Puglia is one of Italy's main producers of olive oil, so there is no better place to see how this premier specialty is produced. Access a family-owned olive oil mill on this tour and learn about the history and production of artisan olive oil, as well as how to recognize quality labels. Cap off your visit by sampling a variety of olive oils served with other local specialties from Puglia, plus take home a small bottle of olive oil as a gourmet gift.

The coastal town of Trani sits on the shores of the Adriatic Sea in southern Italy, with a rich history dating back to the medieval era. On this private walking tour, discover top attractions including the 11th-century Trani Cathedral, the Trani Castle, and the Scolanova and Scola synagogues—with your guide on hand to shine a light on the city’s rich history and heritage. Explore the ancient Jewish quarter, and enjoy panoramic Adriatic Sea views.

This tour takes you to discover two of the most famous UNESCO sites in Puglia and Basilicata. The only thing you will have to worry about is taking your camera with you: we will take care of the rest. During the guided tours, you will be accompanied by professional and reliable guides, while our driver will be waiting for you comfortably at the end of each experience. For private tours, we guarantee a complete service: we will pick you up and take you directly back to your hotel, for a worry-free experience, full of comfort and discovery.

Don’t just see the best of Bari—head off the tourist trail and discover how locals really live on this immersive, personalized tour. Pick between morning and afternoon start times, meet your guide in the heart of the city, and set off on foot. You’ll discover the Old Town and highlights like its Basilica di San Nicola—and you’ll also talk with locals, watch pasta-making in action, tour local food markets, and much more.

You can join with your own e-bike at no extra cost, or reserve an e-bike ready on site for €45, payable locally. Unless you communicate otherwise when booking, an e-bike will be considered reserved for all participants. For children’s e-bikes, child tandems and child seats, please check “Included/Excluded”. Explore Polignano a Mare and its coastline on a relaxed e-bike ride, between postcard views and authentic local corners. Start among the narrow streets of the historic center, with stops at balconies overlooking the sea and cliffs shaped by wind and waves. Along the route, you’ll see a small offshore islet, discover a hidden marina with moored boats and cycle along the coast to the fishing village of San Vito. A stop at a gelato shop is planned: you can choose the famous caffè speciale or a gelato, purchased directly on site. Start and return at the station car park of Polignano a Mare.

Our tours are unique because in addition to discovering the wonders of Puglia, they give you the chance to experience all the experiences that characterize the places you visit, try the most authentic flavors.

Bari is is a city filled with old and new: historic bastions, holy relics and cathedrals are mixing with the large boulevards and crazy nightlife. Although its rivalry with Lecce is infamous, and the city has its undisputed points: the cultural cocktail of nations and races, the lively and young atmosphere, the incredible food scene and a vibe like no other. Come and join our private walking tour and experience first hand the best this city has to offer: Basilica di San Nicola with the holy remains of St. Nicholas (also known as SantaKlaus); Svevo Castello and its Norman towers from the 12th century; Piazza Mercantile and its infamous Colonna della Giustizia, the place where debtors used to be tied and whipped in public; and many more. You will learn about: The history of the city The Byzantines, the Normans and their ancestry The legend of St Nicholas The rivalry between Lecce and Bari The daily life in the city The development of Svevo Castle The public punishments of Medieval Ages

Immersed in the Alta Murgia National Park, walking here one has the sensation of being in a large open space in which one can wander with one's gaze towards infinite horizons characterized by the pungent smells of mint and wild thyme in the intense green of the wheat fields or rocky pastures among the evident yellow of the ferula, meeting orchids and birds of prey. In this land, emperors, peasants, shepherds, woodsmen, together with the climate, have made the landscape and its culture unique. On the way we will meet stupendous farmhouses, we will cross oak woods, along the ancient sheep tracks of transhumance we will discover jazzi and post offices, we will travel along panoramic mule tracks and among the wheat fields we will admire large haystacks and ancient cisterns. On the hills, flocks of sheep will blend in with the characteristic sharp rocks that give this area its name. We will reach the octagonal stone crown isolated on a hill at 540 meters above sea level. from where a vast panorama is dominated.

Alberobello and Matera are both UNESCO World Heritage Sites, and shouldn’t be missed when visiting southern Italy—but with limited public transportation options, getting to either town can be a logistical ordeal. Ideal for cruise ship travelers, this private full-day tour covers both destinations by chauffeured vehicle, with a guide to explain the history of the region’s unique cave houses and “trulli.”

It’s easy to get lost exploring Bari’s maze-like old town and lesser-known neighborhoods if you visit independently. Cover much more distance than walking and stay on track on a bike tour, and listen to your guide’s insight into the city’s heritage. Take in beautiful seaside views and stop for a tasting of delicious handmade ice cream.

Discover the enchanting town of Polignano a Mare on this comprehensive walking tour, perfect for families and history enthusiasts alike. Begin your exploration at the Monumento a Domenico Modugno, a tribute to the famed singer-songwriter best known for "Volare." Continue through the historic Arco Marchesale and meander the quaint streets of Centro Storico, where each corner tells a story of the town's rich cultural tapestry. Along the way, absorb the breathtaking views of the Adriatic Sea from cliffside vantage points that make Polignano a Mare a photographer's paradise. This tour is a delightful way to uncover the historical gems and scenic beauty of one of Italy's most picturesque coastal towns.

This tour is distinguished by an innovative and engaging experience aboard a rickshaw, which allows you to discover Bari in a comfortable, sustainable and panoramic way. The audio guide enriches the route with stories, curiosities and anecdotes, offering clear and accessible content during each stage. The tour combines the main attractions with authentic places of local life, allowing you to see more in less time than classic walking tours. The relaxed pace, strategic stops and the freedom to enjoy every glimpse make this experience ideal for those who want to live Bari in a complete, original and stress-free way.

Discover the Magic of Puglia Set off to discover a charming and unique landscape, characterized by historic farms, picturesque trulli, ancient snowfields Masserie: Admire the beautiful farms, typical of the Apulian countryside, where tradition and agriculture blend. Trulli: Discover the famous trulli. These fascinating dry stone buildings are a symbol of Puglia and tell stories of a fascinating past. Neviere: Visit the snowfields, historic structures used to store ice. Learn how Apulian farmers managed the resources and innovations of the past. Mirrors:Explore mirrors, ancient stone buildings An Adventure for All Buggy tours are suitable for everyone, families and groups of friends. The scenic routes will make you live an exciting and engaging experience, immersed in the natural and cultural beauty of Puglia.

The guided tour of Giovinazzo begins in Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II, the beating heart of the town, where the scenic Fontana dei Tritoni stands, created in 1933. From here, you enter the charming historic center, with its narrow streets and timeless atmosphere, until reaching the Arch of Trajan, an ancient gateway characterized by two elegant arches supported by milestones from the Via Traiana A short distance away stands the imposing Torre Aragonese, overlooking the picturesque harbor. Here, the sea takes center stage: fishing boats gently sway, the scent of salt fills the air, and reflections on the water create evocative plays of light The route continues towards the Ducal Palace, visible from the outside, where its grandeur and historical role can be appreciated. The tour concludes at the Cathedral of St. Maria Assunta, a fine example of 12th-century Apulian Romanesque architecture, with a luminous façade, rose window, and a three-aisled interior with columns and carved capitals

This is not a crowded boat trip. We are a small family-run team with a 10 - seat boat, departing from the quiet fishing harbor of San Vito to avoid the chaos of the main port. You will see all of Polignano’s famous sea caves, including Grotta Palazzese and the Lovers’ Cave where a heart-shaped light appears at 1 PM. We stop in front of Domenico Modugno's statue while playing "Volare" for the ultimate photo moment. Your local skipper chooses the best secluded cove for a swim stop based on sea conditions. Enjoy a true Puglian aperitif on board with chilled Prosecco DOC, crunchy taralli, and fresh fruit. No crowds, no rush, just you, the sea, and the real dolce vita.