Italy · Walking Tours

2-Hour Private Bari Walking Tour with Pasta Street and Bari Vecchia

2 Hours Round trip from Bari Easy pace

The journey

Trip highlights

01 Watch local women prepare traditional handmade pasta on the famous "Pasta Street"
02 Discover the history, architecture, and traditions of the Cathedral and the Basilica of St. Nicholas
03 Take a panoramic walk along the medieval protective walls of Bari
04 Marvel at the seafront built during the Fascist period

Discover the fascinating highlights of Bari on a journey through the history of this Adriatic city. Experience the rich gastronomic tradition of Southern Italy on the famous "Pasta Street," admire the Basilica of St. Nicholas, and explore Bari Vecchia, including "Lovers Street" and the Snow Arch. Along the way, see an old place of worship now used as a focaccia bakery, walk by the medieval protective walls, and take in the seafront built during the Fascist period.

Experience the rich gastronomic tradition of Southern Italy on the famous "Pasta Street," admire the Basilica of St. Nicholas, and explore Bari Vecchia, including "Lovers Street" and the Snow Arch.

From the itinerary

At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 2 Hours

Tour type Private

Activity level Easy

Accommodation Not included

Transport Not included

Wheelchair access Not applicable

City Bari

Languages English

Day by day

The itinerary

Day 01

Bari Vecchia, St. Nicholas Basilica, and Seafront Walk

This tour of Bari offers a journey through the history of this Adriatic Sea-surrounded city. Begin with the rich gastronomic tradition of Southern Italy as you observe the preparation of handmade pasta on the famous "Pasta Street." It also introduces the oldest street in Bari, "Lovers Street," along with the history, architecture, and traditions of the Cathedral and the Snow Arch.
The tour includes a visit to the Basilica of St. Nicholas, the religious symbol of the city, as well as an old place of worship that is now used for producing focaccia.
You will also explore the 18th-century square, the medieval protective walls, the seafront built during the Fascist period, and an archaeological excavation dating back to the Roman Empire.
The tour concludes with a visit to Ferrarese Square.