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Bari City Guide And Airport Transfer Service

Squatting on the Adriatic Sea in the southern part of the country, Bari is the capital city of the Apulia region and is regarded to be the second most important city in the southern part of the country. A contemporary town hosting the majority of the youth crowd and boasts rich history and culture to attract tourists all around the world, the rustic town is seen to contain the bones of St. Nicholas in Basilica di San Nicola. 

Bari City        |        Image by Robert Cutts from flickr 

Having the power to entertain all sorts of travelers from adventure junkies to history lovers and serenity seekers, Bari has the charm to sway them all with the numerous facilities that it provides to its visitors. Roaming around in the city would make you witness some of the most alluring buildings standing tall, the vibrant nightlife is high on life and unites all the fun lovers under a roof to celebrate the victory from their regular schedule. The jaw-dropping archeological museum is the pride that the city has, beautiful architecture and historical material present inside of the building will sway every mind that witnesses its beauty. Situated at the close proximity to some of the most visited places in Italy, Bari is a must visited place for everyone out there. 

 

Port, Bari         |        Image by ingKe888 from flickr

Bari has started to make it in the itinerary of most of the travelers who are planning to explore the southern part of the country, dive in the culture and taste the fine cuisine that it displays. Once you step your foot inside the city, you can feel fresh veggies growing, the smell of raw olive oil from smoking chicken dangling in the air and when you’re done exploring the food, make sure to save some room for the desserts. Some of the most delicious dishes in the city are orecchiette alle cime di rape e salsiccia, panzarotti, and fresh seafood. 

Best Time To Visit Bari 

The best time is early spring, summer, and autumn. Usually, the peak seasons are May and June when the city is crawling with visitors from all around the world. You might even be able to witness the huge festival that is arranged during the month of May. However, you have to prepare to spend a bit more than you would’ve spent while visiting during an offseason. It is highly advisable to avoid visiting Bari from November to January, the chances of raining increases significantly and the weather is noted to be cool and bleak which might suck the fun out of your trip.

 

Book You Airport Transfer In Bari 

It is usually said that those who appreciate art usually like to keenly observe every bit of it by diving deeply into its history. Speaking of art directly diverts our mind to Bari, Italy which is considered to be an art in itself, if you are a true observer, you can walk around the city and explore it on foot. Every corner of Bari is linked to public transportation to reach one part of the city from the other without having to face any issues.

Train, Bari      |        Image by grouchomax from flickr 

Trains

Trains are considered to be one of the most punctual modes of transfers if you are looking to explore the city without wasting any time on the traffic. The total and rail network has gained a lot of attention and funding which lead to a better public transportation in Bari. You might be able to find a train everyday, except for Sunday and a single ticket can be bought for approximately 5 EUR, make sure to explore the options of a travel card if you are planning on staying in the city for long. 

 

Bus, Bari        |        Image by Misanthropic One from flickr 
 

Bus

Busses are usually on the top of the list of every solo traveller and backpackers. Not only is it very convenient and budget-friendly but it also gives you a chance to make new friends and lurk into the beauty of the atmosphere via the glass windows. The only loophole of this magical transport is that sometimes you will have to travel without having a seat, sometimes there might be a traffic jam. A single ticket can be bought at a price as cheap as 2 EUR. 

Taxi

Transfers in Bari, Italy can be done in a lot of ways, indubitably but we do know that to travel is to relive, get away from the regular 9-5 schedule where you used to take public transportation. Bari transfers can be more fun if we decide to take a private taxi which will pick you up from the desired destination and drop you off safely at your final destination.

Bari Airport Transfers and Private Taxi Service

Considered as one of the most historic towns of southern history, Bari provides numerous options to reach to the city centre from the airport. Although airport transfers from Bari can be done via a number of ways, however, three most accessible ways to travel from the airport to the city centre are bus, trains and taxis. 

Battery Bus
Bus, Bari     |       Image by Misanthropic One from flickr 
 

Bus

If you’re tired and looking to crash on your bed without wasting one moment, trains are the most advisable option to cut the time short and reach to your accommodation in a blink of an eye. A single ticket from the airport to the city centre falls somewhere around 5 EUR and the journey takes exactly 20 minutes. Bari airport transfers to the city are now made easy by the trains. 

Busses can be taken right outside from the airport, as soon as you exit, you will be able to see a board with direction for the bus which leads to the city centre. If you are lucky enough, you’ll get a seat in the bus as busses are usually very crowded, especially during the peak season when the city is full with travellers and potential explorers. The journey takes approximately half an hour, even more during May and June, a single ticket can be bought for just 2 EUR, the ticket can be bought directly from the bus drivers, however make sure to keep some change as there’s no alternative to the payment method. 

 

Airport Taxi

Bari airport transfers in private taxis are as relaxing as it sounds, imagine not running for the bus tickets or wondering about how you’re going to fit all the luggage in a bus full of people. While with Rydeu, we have got it all covered for you, you would be able to find a driver standing right outside the airport and drop you off at your desired destination without any trouble. So what are you waiting for?  Bari taxi transfers are just a click away.

Places To Visit In Bari

Graciously placed in the southeastern coast of Italy, facing the alluring Adriatic Sea from where it takes its beauty, Bari is an irresistible and of the most breathtaking experience in Italy. A perfect amalgamation of paradise and amusement park, there’s so much that a traveller would want to do but so little time to do it all. The fantastic display of the historical architecture, significant buildings that help the city in regaining its pride and the modern town that is home to some of the most shocking museums. Here’s a list of some of our favourite places to explore in the city. 

The Basilica of San Nicola
The Basilica Of San Nicola, Bari
Image by  liakada-web from flickr

The Basilica of San Nicola

The gigantic church sits right in the heart of the city and is known for its magnificent design, opulent interior and is a preferred place of pilgrimage for  Roman Catholics residing in Europe. Dating back to 1197 when the church was constructed, the basilica was of the main purpose to serve the glory of San Nicola for whom this is dedicated. The front facade is crafted with fantastic details while the interior of the basilica is crafted with golden ceilings and appealing paint works. 

 

The Church of San Sabino
Image by ay.w.stewart59 from flickr 
 

 

The Church of San Sabino

Situated in a close proximity to the basilica of San Nicola, this church makes yet another striking building in the heart of the town. Although the church is not as renowned as San Nicola’s Basilica, this place is beautiful and breathtaking in its own right. Constructed in 1292, the church is a remarkable example of Romanesque architecture and the alluring baroque design. The front facade is crafted with white stone and has numerous sculptures and ornate windows. 

 

 

 

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