Hotels Bisceglie, Guesthouses Bisceglie and Residences Bisceglie

Bisceglie, which is situated in the province of Barletta-Andria-Trani, nestles in the heart of a picturesque cove overlooking the Adriatic Sea, and extends 35 kilometres far from the regional capital. The ancient fishing village is an outstanding mixture of the enchanting colours and scented essences of the sea and the lush Mediterranean countryside.

Hotels in Bisceglie, which are mostly situated along the coast of the Adriatic Sea, gather spacious bedrooms which are all furnished with style and provided with splendid panoramic balconies overlooking the sea. Those who stay at Bisceglie's guest houses will have the possibility to take advantage of well-equipped sports facilities and comfortable meeting rooms, as well as to relax at the nearby bathing establishments, which are provided with special agreements with the local accommodation facilities. The lovers of trekking and cycle tourists will have the possibility to stay at the charming farm houses of the surrounding area, which are encircled by ancient olive groves and picturesque low walls.

The southern edge of the impressive city walls is dominated by the impressive Swabian Castle. This rectangular structure, which is delimited by four square-shaped towers, was commissioned by Frederick II and was erected next to the Main Tower. This building, which is also known as Norman Tower, was erected during the Swabian period, and both the second and the third floors are embellished by sumptuous Gothic vaults.  
The city's most representative sacred building is the impressive Co-cathedral, which was built between 1073 and 1295 according to the canons of the typical Apulian-Romanesque architectural style. Its facade, which underwent substantial restoration works, now hosts three Baroque windows, and the main gate is surmounted by a splendid canopy. Its interior is embellished by precious eighteenth-century carved choir stalls.
Heading towards Corato, the lovers of archaeology will have the possibility to admire the famous Chianca Dolmen, an impressive megalithic tomb which was unearthed in 1909 that is regarded to be the largest and most beautiful sepulchre in Europe.
The lovers of nature won't miss the opportunity to visit  Pantano-Ripalta. This fascinating territory, which develops along the coast, halfway between Bisceglie and Molfetta, is characterized by an outstanding combination of arid karst landscapes and wonderful coastal areas.