BARI
Ranked by traveller popularity
A reader's shortlist of 5 historical tours, ordered by how many travellers have actually booked and rated each one. Every entry below shows price, operator and the line that sums up the day.
3-hour walk through Bari’s churches, Liberty streets, orecchiette lanes, and the seafront, English guide, free entry stops.
“Francesco was incredible He took his time, explained the history behind the monuments, shared some legends and pointed out interesting facts about the architecture along the way. He took me off the beaten path as well and showed me Bari that other tours would not have done. I highly recommend this tour.”
Private Puglia day from Bari featuring trulli in Alberobello, Locorotondo, and Polignano, with an official English guide and pickup.
“Would like to thank Francesco for all his great comitment that he done with us and explained all through the tour highly recommed five star ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ a truely great genleman !!”
Bari’s fortifications tour: Norman-Swabian Castle, Romanesque models, city walls and bastions, ending at Piazza del Ferrarese.
“Fare da guida a 12 "Galline" non è semplice... ma la Guida Francesca ci è riuscita benissimo, con umorismo ma condito di grande competenza culturale siamo state benissimo! Consigliato!”
A 2-hour private walk in Altamura linking cathedral stories, historic streets, and a Santa Chiara wood-burning oven bread lesson for up to 5.
“Our guide and was absolutely amazing. Really enjoyed working with her. she educated us and took the time to answer questions and slowly walked around to enjoy all the vantage points this is great highly recommended”
A 2.5-hour Bari private food-and-history stroll with orecchiette street moments, iconic basilicas, and local tastings for $97.32.
“The guide was very informative and we learned a lot about the town and history of Bari! However, we went to a private home for a pasta tasting and the hosts seemed very put off and Inconvenienced by our arrival, it was very uncomfortable, not friendly and the food was not good! Bottom line…it was…”
