Bari

Bari is located 235 mi/370 km southeast of Rome, on the Adriatic coast of Italy, in southernmost region. Bari is divided into medieval and modern sections. Among the sights are the 12th-century cathedral and museum; the impressive Swabian Castle a conglomerate of Roman and Norman forts, topped off with 16th-century towers; and the 11th-century Basilica of San Nicola the final resting place for the bones of St. Nicholas, alias "Father Christmas". Spend time walking the intriguing narrow streets of the medieval section. Just nearby two most famous attraction : The Castellana Grottoes are a group of limestone caves, 30 mi/48 km south and The Trulli dwellings -round buildings with conical, stone roofs are centered in the village of Alberobello, just a few miles farther south of Castellana.