Bari Seafront Promenade (Lungomare)
Lungomare di Bari
A long seafront promenade stretching southeast from the old town, lined with early 20th-century rationalist buildings, ideal for an evening stroll, sea views and ice cream.
The Bari seafront promenade begins beside the Basilica of St. Nicholas in the old town and runs southeast along Nazario Sauro Avenue, often billed as one of Italy's longest seafront promenades. Along the way are government buildings in the rationalist style built in the 1920s and 1930s, a lighthouse and breakwaters. At the southern end is the city beach Pane e Pomodoro. In the evening locals stroll, jog and fish here, making it the best way to experience everyday life in Bari. It is open all day and free of charge, and you can walk from the old town or rent a shared bike.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Teatro Petruzzelli
- Bari Vecchia & Basilica of Saint Nicholas
- Bari Cathedral (San Sabino)
- Norman-Swabian Castle of Bari
- Conversano Castle & Old Town
- Polignano a Mare
- Grotta Palazzese
- Castellana Caves