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HISTORIC BARI


Based on the Adriatic coast and capital of Puglia, Bari is a forward looking town with grand boulevards, ancient buildings and fantastic fish vendors


KALEFATI PALACE STAY


GRANDE ALBERGO DELLE NAZIONI The only five-star hotel in the city, on the central promenade Nazario Sauro. This hotel has redefined luxury and is the top luxury destination in Bari. The hotel has redefined the Barese ‘waterfront’ areawith a fresh and impressive image. The Mediterranean colours of the interior pay homage to the sea and helps blend the hotel with the city that surrounds it. Not exactly gentle on the wallet, but a perfect weekend retreat with that special friend. Tel : +39 080 5920111 | €€€€€ www.grandealbergodellenazioni.com


PALACE HOTEL This prestigious hotel has been playing host to celebrities and politicos since 1956. In the heart of the city, its 195 rooms and 18 suites are classical, well furnished and more than comfortable. If only the walls could talk! There’s a wonderful restaurant situated on the 7th floor but with expansive facilities for conventions you kind of know what you’re getting. Tel. +39 080 5216551 | €€€€ www.palacehotelbari.com


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A more than decent B&B, which is well decorated, clean, modern and wonderfully central. Location, location is the name of the game and if you’re not planning to lounge around your ‘hotel’ and you want to be out and about discovering the city, then head over to Tripadvisor. Tel : +39 373 858 6235 | €€ www.tripadvisor.com


ORIENTE HOTEL A wonderfully grand hotel situated on the Palazzo Marroccoli in the historic city. Constructed in 1928 with a massive refit in 2010 this is a wonderfully grande hotel with beautifully decorated rooms. Enjoy a classically decorated bar and a roof top terrace with spectacular views. Tel : +39 080 525 5100 | €€€€ www.orientehotelbari.com


EAT TERRANIMA CAFÉ


A small traditionally decorated café with superb local dishes, lovingly prepared by the hard working geniuses in the kitchen. Enjoyable any time of the day, try to drop in for breakfast and sample the local ‘sporcamuss’ pastries. Tel : +39 080 521 9725


PAGLIONICO VINI CUCINA With no menu and just a daily chalk board, the system hasn’t changed much since 1870 when this osteria opened it’s doors. With an emphasis on seafood the staff and service levels are perfet. Tel : +39 330 433 018


BIANCOFIORE If you’re looking for some traditional Puglian cuisine and are a fan of fish, then look no further. The restaurant is run by Daniela and Diego with the expert chef Giacinto delivering masterpieces throughout the day. There won’t be a massive choice, but it’s fresh, expertly cooked and you can wash it down with some exceptional wine. Tel : +39 080 523 5446


GIANNINO An up-scale restaurant, with a price tag to match, exquisite food, attentive service and a wonderfully decorated dining room frequented by lots of locals. Definitely one of the best Bari has to offer. Tel : +39 080 543 0448


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