Murgia Tour: Gravina, Altamura & Trani by Bus with Tasting

Highlights

• Cities to Explore
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Itinerary

1. 1

   Gravina in Puglia

   2h 30min

   Gravina in Puglia is a charming city suspended on a deep canyon, where history, nature and traditions meet. Walking through the alleys of the old town you can admire rock churches, ancient palaces and picturesque views of the river Gravina. The majestic Aqueduct Bridge offers spectacular views, perfect for memorable photos. Do not miss the cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta and the historical caves, which tell centuries of rock life. Among the unmissable experiences there is the opportunity to taste local products, such as traditional bread and typical dishes of Apulian cuisine. Gravina is ideal for those who love to explore authentic villages, experience history in contact with nature and discover unusual corners away from the beaten tourist routes.

2. 2

   Altamura

   2h

   Altamura, known as the “Lioness of Puglia”, is a city rich in history, art and gastronomic traditions. Its main symbol is the magnificent Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta, a masterpiece of Frederick II’s architecture, with unique Romanesque details and decorations. Walking through the narrow streets of the old town you will come across ancient palaces, artisan shops and traditional ovens where the famous PDO Altamura Bread is produced, with an unmistakable scent and flavor. Altamura is also an ideal starting point to discover the surrounding countryside, with centuries-old olive groves and characteristic views. The city offers a perfect mix of culture, history and culinary traditions, making the visit an authentic and memorable experience in the heart of Puglia.

3. 3

   Trani

   2h

   Trani is one of the pearls of Puglia on the Adriatic Sea, famous for its elegance and suggestive atmosphere. The Cathedral of St. Nicholas the Pilgrim, located directly on the harbor, dominates the landscape with its Romanesque architecture and seems suspended above the water. Walking along the ancient port, you will encounter noble palaces, characteristic places and romantic views that tell centuries of maritime and merchant history. Trani is ideal for sunset walks, to savor fresh fish dishes or simply to enjoy the light that illuminates the sea and the light stone facades. The city combines culture, relaxation and unforgettable views, making the visit a unique experience in the heart of the Apulian Adriatic.

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