Puglia

Puglia is part of southern Italy and is known as the "spur of the Italian boot". Its beaches and and nature parks are naturally impressive. The ancient Roman port of Brindisi, the "Gateway to the East", is among this region's hidden gems.

Bari

Bari, one of the oldest cities in south Italy, is home to several ancient churches and castles. The Basilica di San Nicola and the Bari Cathedral are among the city's main attractions, while the Swabian Castle (Castello Svevo) was built in the middle ages by Roger II of Sicily and Holy Roman Emperor Frederick II.