Bologna represents an important crossroads between northern and southern Italy and in turn between northern Europe and the Mediterranean. Its history is linked to the influence of cultures and peoples who have from time to time "marked" the territory and contributed to the city's economic and cultural development. Bologna is a European city with a thousand faces, and it certainly has a hard time with the three nineteenth-century definitions that portrayed it somewhat oleographically-"learned" for its ancient university, "fat" for its succulent cuisine, and "turreted" for its hundred medieval towers.

Rome, the capital of Italy, is a great cosmopolitan city with an artistic, architectural and cultural history that has influenced the whole world and dates back nearly 3,000 years. Ancient ruins such as the Forum and the Colosseum testify to the power of the ancient Roman Empire. In Vatican City, the seat of the Catholic Church, are St. Peter's Basilica and the Vatican Museums, home to masterpieces such as the Sistine Chapel frescoed by Michelangelo, and thousands of other masterpieces by artists who have made art history.

Bari is full of historical sites and monuments to visit, but there are also several things you can do while in this city, things that will make your Bari experience unique. Bari is not only a beautiful place to see but also a beautiful place to live. Discover the most characteristic areas of the city and the typical habits of the people of Bari, such as having an aperitif in the center or watching the sunset as seen from the Bari beach, or taking a walk along the Bari seafront, which in addition to being one of the most characteristic places in the city, is considered among the most beautiful in Italy and among the longest in Europe.