The Colonna Infame o Colonna della Giustizia is an iconic 15th century column located in the old town of Bari, Italy. It is the only standing remnant of the ancient Palazzo del Podestà, the seat of government for the town during medieval times. It is famous for its sculpted decoration of plants, animals, and figures with political and religious symbolism, which represent justice and law. The Column also includes images of famous figures from regional history such as Frederick II, King of Sicily. The Column is a popular tourist spot that overlooks the ancient city walls, encouraging visitors to explore the city atop the hill, near the old market. The views from the Column provide an expansive view of the Adriatic coast and the ancient city walls. It is a beautiful spot to explore the sights and sounds of this medieval town.
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