Bari's Port

Bari's Port is the main seaport of Bari, the capital of the Puglia region in Italy. Located in the heart of the old city, the port is a favorite among visitors and photographers alike.

Built in the 1930s, the port includes both modern and ancient landmarks, such as the fishing harbor, the medieval San Basilio Church, and the new and modern fish market. The port offers a beautiful view of the harbor, the Adriatic Sea, the old harbor and the old city center. It also offers plenty of opportunities for bird watching, from the iconic seagulls to the rare Audouin's Gull which inhabit the waterfront. The harbor is also a great destination to relax and stroll around. There are plenty of restaurants and cafes inviting you to enjoy the breathtaking views while sipping an espresso or a glass of local wine. Photographers, take note! The perfect photo option here is a monochrome photo of the harbor. The tourist office offers guided tours and information about the port's important monuments.