Bari is a city in southern Italy, located in the Puglia region on the Adriatic Sea. Bari is the largest city in the Apulia region and one of the most important economic centers of southern Italy.

The city of Bari is famous for its beautiful historic center, which is located inside the ancient city walls and includes many narrow streets, ancient churches and the famous Cathedral of St. Nicholas (Basilica di San Nicola). It is also worth noting the city's promenade, where you can stroll along the beach and enjoy beautiful views of the sea.

Bari is an important transport hub, with an international airport, a train station and a port where ferries leave for nearby islands. The city also has a developed industry, including oil refineries, shipbuilding and chemical enterprises.