Welcome to the enchanting medieval city of Trani, where history and architecture come alive.
Start your visit at the Swabian Castle built by Emperor Frederick II. This impressive seaside fortress, made of light stone and featuring a quadrangular plan with massive towers, is one of the city’s most iconic landmarks.
Continue to the magnificent Cathedral of Trani, a masterpiece of Apulian Romanesque architecture dedicated to Saint Nicholas the Pilgrim. Overlooking the sea, it features a striking bell tower, sculpted portals, and richly decorated interiors. Beneath it lie the crypt of the saint and the lower church of St.Maria della Scala.
Then explore the Jewish Quarter, a maze of narrow stone streets and white buildings. Here you can admire the exterior of the Scolanova Synagogue, known for its simple façade and centuries of history.
End your journey at the Tourist Port of Trani, where fishing boats, sea breeze and lively harbour activity create a perfect final experience of the city
We meet next to the entrance of the medieval castle
The Cathedral of Trani is a stunning example of Apulian Romanesque architecture, dedicated to Saint Nicholas the Pilgrim. Built directly by the sea, it is famous for its striking white stone façade, elegant rose window, and tall bell tower that dominates the skyline. Beneath the main church lie the crypt and the lower church, adding depth and historical richness to the complex.
The Swabian Castle of Trani is a medieval fortress built by Emperor Frederick II in 1233. Located on the seafront, it has a solid quadrangular structure with massive stone walls and four corner towers. Designed for both defense and imperial authority, its strategic position over the sea gives it a striking and imposing appearance, making it one of the city’s most important historical landmarks ( external visit )
The Jewish Quarter of Trani is a charming maze of narrow streets, stone arches, and white houses that bear witness to the historic presence of the Jewish community in the city, offering an authentic and quiet atmosphere. Within it lies the Scolanova Synagogue, one of the oldest in Europe, characterized by a simple and essential façade, which still preserves its great historical and spiritual value as an important place of memory of Trani’s Jewish heritage ( external visit )
The Port of Trani is a picturesque place where the charm of the sea blends with the daily life of the city. Surrounded by historic buildings and waterfront venues, it hosts both fishing boats and pleasure crafts, creating a lively and authentic atmosphere. It is an ideal spot for a sunset walk and to enjoy views of the Adriatic Sea.
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