Hotels Barletta-Trani-Andria, Guesthouses Barletta-Trani-Andria and Residences Barletta-Trani-Andria

The most recent province in Apulia, the province of Barletta-Andria-Trani is situated north in the region, just in the heart of a flat territory interrupted by sweet hills and crossed by the river Ofanto. It gathers more than 45 kilometres of coast overlooking the Adriatic Sea; north of Barletta is a wide expanse of golden sand, while between Trani and Bisceglie visitors will have the opportunity to enjoy fascinating rocky coastlines. Apart from the beautiful Riviera, tourists are attracted by the historical-artistic heritage cherished by the main centres, the salt pans and spas of Margherita di Savoia and Trani's tourist harbour, which is the main landing place for those travelling by sea.

The province of Barletta Andria Trani gathers plenty of accommodation facilities, which range from charming inns overlooking the sea, to comfortable 3-star guesthouses and luxury 4-star hotels. Not to be missed are the budget hotels and intimate bed and breakfasts which punctuate the old towns of Barletta-Andria-Trani.

The charming old towns of the province of Barletta Andria Trani are scattered with impressive monuments and plenty of outstanding artistic and architectural beauties. Barletta, which is idyllically set amidst the fascinating landscapes of the Coastal Murgia, still retains a beautiful medieval village which is peppered with Gothic and Romanesque churches and imposing Baroque palaces. The Norman Castle of Barletta, the city's most representative landmark, was erected short before the popular Castel del Monte, the latter being the symbol of Andria and the whole Apulia which was commissioned by Frederick II of Swabia in 1240. Among the most important religious buildings of the surrounding area, which were almost all realized in the characteristic Apulian-Romanesque architectural style, is the imposing Cathedral of St. Nicola Pellegrino in Trani, which rises on the top of a sweet hill offering sweeping views over the sea front. Walking down Trani's sea front, visitors will have the opportunity to reach the imposing Villa Comunale, which is wholly encircled by a lush garden overlooking the sea.
Those staying at a hotel in the province of Barletta – Andria - Trani can make pleasant excursions to the Salt Pans of Margherita di Savoia, the beautiful coastline of Bisceglie, which is fully carpeted with a lush vegetation, the beautiful old town of Minervino Murge, which is also known as Balcone delle Puglie (Apulia's Balcony) for its privileged panoramic position over the Ofanto Vallley, and the important archaeological site of Canosa di Puglia, which gathers the remains of early Christian necropolises, ancient churches and impressive temples dating back to the IV century BC.