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The 9 Best Things to Do in Barletta, Italy
Barletta listen (help·info) is a city, comune and capoluogo together with Andria and Trani of Apulia, in south eastern Italy. Barletta is also a provincia (Barletta-Andria-Trani) and its population is around 94.700 citizens.
Restaurants in Barletta
1. Pinacoteca Giuseppe De Nittis
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4.5 based on 212 reviews
Reviewed By felixtud - Bucharest
is a really interesting impressionist painter. Worth a visit. There are interesting pictures of Parisian society in the nineteenth century. There is a part of the museum that explains the historical context.
2. Concattedrale di Santa Maria Maggiore
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4.5 based on 147 reviews
Reviewed By Andrea T - Shalimar, Florida
A lovely building, too bad you can't take a picture of the entire facade without a special lens. The Cathedral is large and cavernous. It's worth the 15-30 minutes visit.
3. Castello Svevo di Barletta
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4.5 based on 520 reviews
Reviewed By BobC558 - New York, New York, United States
this is a great way to spend an hour or two in Barletta. Don't be put off by the woman who has to unlock the upper floor of the museum for you. she obviously does not enjoy her job and sighs and follows you around like a puppy while you look around. I was the only one in the place, but I knew that if I just stuck to my guns and took my time, she would eventually get tired, and find a chair to park herself in, which is exactly what happened. She needs other work! Other than that, though, it is wonderful to be able to explore the fortress, and take in the incredible coastline, and cityscape that surround it.
4. Colosso di Barletta
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4.5 based on 278 reviews
Reviewed By Whatbob - Glasgow, United Kingdom
Little to see as it is mostly covered up. This is likely only to be for a while and in summer it may well be good to see but we saw little of it.
5. Basilica del Santo Sepolcro
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4.5 based on 86 reviews
Reviewed By SometimesSomewhere
The sepolcro of Barletta is an amazing piece of Apulia romanic art. Little pieces of affresco are still visible behind the altar. The facade has been remodeled in the centuries and is not aligned with the main road. In fact often the entrance is better through the lateral door (porta Santa) instead of the main front door. The giant Eraclio statue protect the side of the church. A must if you love the romanic style.
6. Canne della Battaglia
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4 based on 128 reviews
Reviewed By avidtraveller195 - Melbourne, Australia
We visited the Canne della Battaglia today. If you are using a GPS it should be recorded as a historical landmark rather than a destination. There is a small information centre with exhibits and entry was free to the site even though the signs outside stated an entry fee for those under 65. There is adequate information in Italian and English and we found it very interesting to read and to wander with some great photo opportunities. From the information centre there is a wheelchair friendly path up to the top of the hill where there are loose metal paths. While there are a few stairs it is not a difficult or challenging site to visit. There is a toilet in the information centre and off road car parking directly opposite. Plan to spend around 45 minutes to 1 hour having a wander. There is no gift shop or refreshments for sale, however you are not far from Barletta.
7. Cantina della Sfida
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3.5 based on 158 reviews
Reviewed By enrico p - Urbino, Italy
I'm really sorry that such a place, where the winery was established the famous "Challenge of barlettta" between Italian and French knights in 1503 is so little valued: I suggest you read up OK from sources such as Wikipedia (the English version is not good I suggest to translate personally by the Italian WIKI page) times are very limited so you have to read what is on the door.
the place is small and if you do not have access to all information (such as who, what, where, when, why): o) it is useless to visit. good luck.
8. Chiesa Greca di Santa Maria degli Angeli
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4.5 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By wolfblitz116 - Turin, Italy
In una viuzza del centro un po' defilata c'è questa chiesa che da fuori non dice nulla.
In una passeggiata onnicomprensiva si può tenere a mente e, sperando che sia aperta, entrare per dare un'occhiata alla bella iconostasi dorata.
9. Sant'Andrea
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4.5 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By mbapepp59 - Barletta, Italy
è una chiesa originariamente antica, ma l'attuale è del 1500, ha due entrate, una a liivello attraversando le strate strette del centro storico marinaro, ed un'altra molti metri in basso con accesso da una alta scalinata, che degrada verso il mare. la navata centrale è coperta con capriate lignee, vi sono cappelle e altari. a fianco vi era un monastero la cui strattura fu anche utilizzata come carcere, ora non più esistente, oltre che come scuola. da vedere
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