The accommodation is located on the second floor of Palazzo Giotta, a historic residence dating back to the 16th century. The property includes five double rooms, each with a private bathroom, independent heating and cooling system, satellite TV, and high-speed internet connection. To make your stay more comfortable, every room is equipped with a kettle, coffee machine, and minibar. The building is accessible, thanks to the removal of architectural barriers, and you may choose to use either the stone staircase or the elevator. As the property is protected by the Superintendency of Cultural Heritage, it was not possible to install a standard elevator. Instead, we installed a slower lift, compliant with preservation regulations — and chose a panoramic model so that, during the ascent, you can enjoy a view of the Palazzo’s beautiful architecture. Inside, the residence features high frescoed ceilings and bright windows overlooking Strada Palazzo di Città, the main street of Bari Vecchia, built on the ancient Via Francigena, which connected Western Europe to Rome and down to Southern Italy.

Palazzo Giotta is located in the historic center of Bari, more commonly known as "Bari Vecchia." This neighborhood is a delightful discovery for both tourists and locals living in other parts of the city. The oldest part of the Apulian capital is now experiencing a strong cultural revival and serves as a hub for cultural and experiential activities for visitors and residents alike. In addition to the many churches scattered throughout the old town — including the Basilica of Saint Nicholas and the Cathedral — just a few steps from the historic residence you can admire the Swabian Castle, a magnificent medieval fortress. Its strategic location allows you to easily reach Italy’s longest seafront, which stretches for 15 km and is a symbol of the city, connecting the port to the Fiera del Levante exhibition area. Finally, the neighborhood is full of restaurants and venues where you can enjoy the food and wine culture of our land — and much more.