The apartment is located in an excellent position in the historic center of the city of Bari, a few steps from the main tourist attractions such as the Basilica of San Nicola (pilgrimage destination from all over the world), the Swabian Castle, the Cathedral, the Petruzzelli Theater and the promenade.
You can immerse yourself in the warm and suggestive colors of the alleys of the old city, a few steps from the main shopping streets.

The apartment is located on the ground floor of a building, without a lift.
It comfortably accommodates 4 people in 60 square meters.

LIVING AREA. Living room with sofa bed and kitchen equipped with dishwasher, electric kettle, traditional oven and various kitchen utensils.
DOUBLE BEDROOM.
BATHROOM. Shower box, bidet and hairdryer.
OTHER SERVICES AVAILABLE. Free unlimited Wifi, television, washing machine and clothesline.

All identity documents of the guests must be presented on arrival as required by Italian law. Please note that check-in after the specified time must be agreed directly with the structure and provide a supplement as follows: - 21.30 - 23.00: € 25.00; - 23.00 - 24.00: € 30.00; - 24.00 - 01.30: € 40.00.

The District of Bari Murat spreads between the railway and the coastal roads with its orthogonal grid, and together with the late Old Town constitutes today’s centre of the city.
The district is named “Murattiano” since Joachim Murat (Marshal of Napoleon Bonaparte), inaugurated and supported, during his government at the head of the Kingdom of Naples, the construction of the new area near the ancient medieval city of Bari.
Indeed, Murat promulgated the decree for the construction of the “new town” (or “gioacchino”, then “murattiano”) in a flat area in the south of the old centre, while the walls surrounding the old city were gradually dismantled and replaced by current Corso Vittorio Emanuele.
The Murat is the most vibrant neighbourhood of the city. In the area there are some of the busiest and most vital places in the city as Corso Vittorio Emanuele II and Piazza Umberto I overlooked by the majestic building of the University.