Trani
In Trani you can admire the queen of Apulia’s cathedrals!
Dedicated to St Nicholas Pellegrino and considered a splendid example of Apulia Romanesque architecture; it is located on the sea like
the nearby Castle built by Frederick II in 1233. The walk along the harbour and through the Jewish quarter, with its synagogues, of which the 13th-century Scolanova is a landmark, is very picturesque. The guided tour of Trani can be combined, for a full day’s service, with that of Castel del Monte or Barletta or even Andria, known as the city of the three bell towers and in which there is one of the world’s narrowest streets, 42 cm wide at its narrowest point, and the ‘Museo del Confetto’ (Museum of Confectionery) where, on request, confetti of various flavours and colours can be tasted, such as the ‘tenerelli’, chocolate-filled confetti, typical of Andria.
Gourmet routes
Our idea is to combine an itinerary of your choice with the possibility of tasting some of the area’s gastronomic excellences through our original Percorsi Golosi and Eno Percorsi.
Typical products from BT (province of Barletta, Andria and Trani: Terra di Bari PDO evo olive oil, PGI Puglia grapes, PGI Margherita white onion, cicerchia, Puglia cherries, Baresana grapes, among sweets: marzipan, Bisceglie sigh, tenerelli (coloured sugared almonds).
Typical Trani products: the Moscato DOC wine of Trani also known as Moscato Reale. While Andria is the home of the famous burrata.