Bari
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See | August 2011
Bari
SASSI DI MATERA
They're about 9,000 years old, but up until the 1960s many people still lived in these rock-carved dwellings. Just over an hour's drive inland from Bari, the Unesco-listed “Stones of Matera” draw visitors from far and wide and are now even being inhabited once again.
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Hotels | August 2011
Bari
HOTEL SAN PAOLO AL CONVENTO
A renovated former convent in Trani, a historic town a short drive from Bari. Marble bathrooms, rooms with sea views and a position right on the marina are all good reasons to stay. Doubles from €140.
Address: 111 VIA STATUTI MARITTIMI, TRANI. | Tel: +39 0883 482949
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Bars | August 2011
Bari
JUBILEE BEACH
For a night out, look no further than this renowned party palace (pictured), just up the coast in Molfetta. International DJs jet in to play at the club
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Restaurants | August 2011
Bari
PIZZERIA ENZO E CIRO
Arguably Bari's best pizzeria, Enzo e Ciro dishes up delicious antipasti like grilled mushrooms and scamorza cheese, followed by mouth-watering thin-crust pizzas. Try ciccio farcito: tomatoes, mozzarella, rocket and San Daniele ham folded into a neat parcel.
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See | March 2011
Bari
Locorotondo
South of Bari you'll find this hilly village, famous for its mishmash of architectural styles and the delicately fruity white wine you'll find at every stop. Pick up a bottle from Cantina del Locorotondo.
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Bars | March 2011
Bari
Voglia Disco Bar
Mojitos, martinis, Morettis
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Restaurants | March 2011
Bari
Hostaria Al Gambero
Open since the 1960s and retaining its unpretentious décor, this favourite by the port is perfect for a seafood feast (it's named after a crustacean, after all). Try the best traditional Puglian cooking, choose from a host of wines and eat fish that's fresher than fresh.
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See | January 2011
Bari
Putignano Carnival
A few kilometres south of Bari, the small town of Putignano hosts Italy's oldest and longest carnival. Starting off with the transfer of holy relics on 26 December, it builds up to a series of spectacular parades during February and March.

