
BY: Karen Rockett and Rom Preston-Ellis
Not too long ago, Bari, a southern port city, was under the grip of the mafia. However, thanks to a group of tough-as-nails nonnas and an anti-corruption mayor, this capital city of Puglia is experiencing its own Italian Renaissance. April temperatures in Bari are a comfortable 18C, soaring to 30C in August, and being in southern Italy, expect lengthy, dry summers.
Bari's beach is a magnet for sun-seekers and water sports enthusiasts alike. The city's most renowned beach is Pane e Pomodoro, a must-visit for sea-loving locals. Heading south, you'll find Torre a Mare and Mola di Bari with their predominantly rocky coastlines.
SOURCE: https://www.mirror.co.uk
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