• Castello Svevo di Barletta - The Barletta Castle presents itself as a formidable fortress, encircled by a broad moat, with impressive corner bastions and robust walls emphasizing its defensive purpose. Its current structure showcases Aragonese and Spanish enhancements, with orderly, compact lines that dominate the urban landscape, exuding a strong sense of stability and authority (external visit).
• Colosso di Barletta - The Colossus of Eraclius in Barletta is a grand bronze statue standing over 5 meters tall, serving as a symbol of the city. It portrays an Eastern Roman emperor, likely Heraclius or Theodosius, with a dignified appearance, adorned in armor and a crown. Associated with local legends, it is one of Barletta’s most iconic and remarkable monuments.
• Cattedrale di Santa Maria Maggiore - The Cathedral of Santa Maria Maggiore in Barletta is the city’s principal religious edifice, featuring a simple yet elegant Romanesque façade. The interior, with its three naves, retains medieval architectural elements, while the Gothic rear section showcases various construction phases, creating an intriguing contrast of styles.
• Basilica del Santo Sepolcro - The Basilica of the Holy Sepulchre in Barletta is among the city’s most significant religious sites, historically associated with pilgrimages to the Holy Land. The building boasts a straightforward Romanesque façade, while the interior, with three naves, retains medieval architectural elements, reflecting its role as a welcoming place for travelers and crusaders. A site rich in history, spirituality, and tradition.
• Teatro Curci - The Curci Theatre in Barletta is a sophisticated 19th-century structure in neoclassical style, representing the city’s cultural life. Its elegant façade, with harmonious lines and decorative details, leads to an inviting interior that hosts performances, concerts, and events, sustaining the city’s artistic heritage (external visit).

• Explore Barletta on a walking tour
• Enjoy the convenience of a driver/guide

Explore Barletta in Puglia, renowned for the 1503 Disfida di Barletta, a historic duel between 13 Italian and French knights.

The guided tour starts with an exterior visit to the Barletta Castle, established by the Normans in the 11th century and later expanded by the Spanish. Its impressive bastions and walls showcase its defensive heritage.

Proceed to the Cathedral of Saint Maria Maggiore, originating from the 12th century, featuring a Romanesque façade and a Gothic rear. Inside, three naves and significant architectural elements underscore its importance.

Wander through Barletta’s historic center, with its narrow streets and picturesque views steeped in tradition.

The tour continues with the exploration of the Colossus of Eraclius, a bronze statue standing over 5 meters tall. Nearby is the Basilica of the Holy Sepulchre, with a simple façade and a Romanesque interior associated with medieval pilgrimages.

Conclude the tour in front of the Curci Theatre, a graceful 19th-century structure dedicated to Giuseppe Curci.

• May be operated by a multi-lingual guide

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.