Meet your kid-friendly guide at the “High Arch” and start your family adventure through the city center of Bari.

You will see from outside the Norman Swabian Castle a charming highlights of Bari built in the 13th century and ordered by Emperor Frederick II.

Walk and play around Bari Vecchia, the old town, a charming labyrinth of quaint alleys filled with cozy shops and eateries. Together with our local guide you will uncover fascinating anecdotes and legends about this most authentic part of Bari.

This is one of the most important landmarks of Bari. It was built during the 12th century to house the relics of St. Nicholas, none other than Santa Claus. Let our kid-friendly guide tell you its secrets! We will not enter the church.

Look for hints and clues and explore the main square of the city, Piazza del Ferrarese, overlooking the Augusto Imperatore seafront. Serving as one of the gateways to the old town, it is brimming with cafes and restaurants and is renowned as the hub of the local nightlife.

Take a leisurely walk along Via Venezia to see the Wall of Old Bari, which dates back to the 4th century BC. From this vantage point, you can enjoy a stunning view of the sea and the historic center.

The Fortino di Sant'Antonio in Bari is a historic fort providing panoramic views of the Adriatic Sea and the old town. Once a defensive stronghold, it now hosts cultural exhibitions and events.