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Sample 5-day itinerary for Bari and the surrounding area:
Day 1:

- Basilica of St. Nicholas – Visit the famous basilica where the relics of St. Nicholas are kept.
- Cathedral of St. Sabine – Admire the beautiful Romanesque architecture of one of the most important monuments in Bari.
- Castello Normanno-Svevo – Explore the historic castle with a rich history and beautiful views of the city.
- Old Town (Bari Vecchia) – Stroll through narrow streets full of local shops, cafes and an authentic atmosphere.
- Lungomare di Bari – End the day with a walk along the waterfront overlooking the Adriatic Sea.

Day 2:
- Polignano a Mare – Visit one of the most beautiful coastal towns in Puglia, known for its stunning cliffs and crystal clear waters.
- Lama Monachile – An iconic beach in Polignano a Mare, ideal for taking photos and relaxing by the sea.
- Grotta Palazzese – Enjoy lunch in a famous cave restaurant overlooking the sea.
- Statue of Domenico Modugno – Stop by the statue of the singer of the legendary song "Volare" and enjoy the panoramic view.
- Monopoli – To end the day, explore nearby Monopoli, a charming port town with a historic center and beautiful beaches.

Day 3:
- Alberobello – Discover the unique trulli, traditional stone houses with pointed roofs, which are listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- Rione Monti – Explore the most picturesque part of Alberobello with dozens of trulli houses, shops and cafes.
- Trullo Sovrano – Visit the largest trullo house in the city, which is now a museum depicting traditional life in the region.
- Martina Franca – Continue to an elegant town known for its Baroque architecture and narrow streets.
- Locorotondo – End the day in this charming town with its whitewashed houses and stunning views of the Apulian hills.

Day 4:
- Matera – Visit the fascinating town, famous for its UNESCO-listed Sassi di Matera cave dwellings.
- Casa Grotta di Vico Solitario – See an authentically furnished cave house and learn how people lived here in the past.
- Matera Cathedral – Admire the magnificent views of the city from the steps of this historic cathedral.
- Chiesa di San Pietro Caveoso – Explore one of Matera’s most beautiful rock churches with panoramic views.
- Belvedere di Murgia Timone – End the day with the best view of Matera from the other side of the canyon.

Day 5:
- Teatro Petruzzelli – Start the day by visiting the largest theatre in Bari and one of the most important in Italy.
- Piazza Mercantile & Piazza del Ferrarese – Relax in Bari’s main squares with cafes and historic buildings.
- Spiaggia Pane e Pomodoro – Relax on Bari’s main beach, ideal for a last minute by the sea.
- Shopping and local markets – Visit Corso Cavour or the traditional markets to buy souvenirs and local specialities.
- Dinner at a seafood restaurant – Say goodbye to Bari with a traditional Apulian dinner, such as fresh seafood and orechiette pasta.