Located on the southern part of the Adriatic, is the second largest city in southern Italy and the capital of the province of Apulia. Bari consists of four different urban quarters. The old town is located on a peninsula between two modern ports, with the Basilica of St. Nicholas, the Cathedral of San Sabino and the Hohenstaufen Castle, which is also the main nightlife district. The entire region of Apulia is known for its gastronomy, based on three typical agricultural products: wheat, olive oil and wine. Pasta al forno, a dish made of baked pasta, is very popular in Bari. The climate is typically Mediterranean with warm, dry and sunny summers and mild, rainy winters.

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