GAY TRANI
Discover this City with our Quick and Practical Guide to Visit the Best Attractions, Savor Typical Dishes and Have Fun in the Best Gay Bars. All this through the Rainbow Eyes of the World Mappers
What to See, Best Places to Sleep, Where to Eat and to Have Fun in TRANI ?
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WHAT TO SEE in TRANI?
5 THINGS TO SEE in TRANI
Cathedral of Trani
It is the symbol of the city and what makes Trani the "Pearl of the Mediterranean". When in the 1400s and 1500s, during the Swabian dynasty, the ships returning from the Holy Land arrived in Trani, they were welcomed by this magnificent cathedral that almost seems to emerge from the sea. Dedicated to Nicola the Pilgrim and built with the white limestone of Trani, it is a real marvel for the eyes.
Swabian Castle of Trani
One of the most impressive fortifications built by Frederick II, located in a truly suggestive position, near the cathedral and close to the sea. Just think that Frederick II celebrated his wedding right here.
Port and Fort
The hub of Trani's nightlife is precisely the port, full of trendy clubs and with suggestive and unique corners. Here we also find the church of Ognissanti (which seems to be linked to the Templars) and the Palazzo Cccetto. At the end of the port you can walk to the wonderful fort by accessing the Villa di Trani, from which you can enjoy a unique view of the entire port and historic center.
Historical Center of Trani
In addition to the port, Trani has a really nice historic center, where the true history of the city is concentrated. Here you will see the beautiful buildings of Palazzo Surdo, Covelli and Lopez.
Jewish Quarter of Trani
Also in the historic center we find this particular neighborhood. In fact, once upon a time Trani, thanks also to Federico II, housed four synagogues which were later transformed into Catholic churches. Today we can see that of Scolanova, while another - the great synagogue - has been transformed into the museum of Sant'Anna.
SUGGESTED ITINERARIES
Visiting this city at its best depends essentially on how long you have to fully enjoy it. Here is a solution based on the number of days available to you:
Day 1 - Walking in Trani - Google Maps
(By opening the Maps with Google, you can easily follow our path)
WHERE TO SLEEP in TRANI?
5 BEST GAY FRIENDLY HOTELS in TRANI
B&B Porto Trani ® Tested by World Mappers
WHERE TO EAT in TRANI ?
5 BEST RESTAURANTS in TRANI Quality / Price
€€€ - Le Lampare al Fortino ® Tested by World Mappers
€€ - Rampa La Conca ® Tested by World Mappers
€€ - Al Buco Preferito Trani ® Tested by World Mappers
€€ - Peschef (amazing fish sandwiches!) ® Tested by World Mappers
€ - Da Mimmazzo (delicious sandwiches!) ® Tested by World Mappers
GAY NIGHTLIFE in TRANI
10 BEST FRIENDLY PLACES, BARS & CLUBS in TRANI
La Lampara (Disco Club) ® Tested by World Mappers
Versante Est (Beach Bar) ® Tested by World Mappers
Salto dell'Acciuga (Beach Bar) ® Tested by World Mappers
Tamarindo (Bar) ® Tested by World Mappers
Barbayanne (Bar) ® Tested by World Mappers
Il Vecchio e Il Mare (Beach Bar) ® Tested by World Mappers
Il Fico Bar (Bar) ® Tested by World Mappers
Il Pelledoca (Bar) ® Tested by World Mappers
Portulaca (Bar) ® Tested by World Mappers
Caffè degli Artisti (Bar) ® Tested by World Mappers
TRAVEL TIPS about TRANI by World Mappers
Trani is wonderful in any season of the year. In addition to the many points of historical and cultural interest, it is famous for its nightlife. In summer on the Port you will find many places ready to make your evenings unique. In winter you move to the historic center, in the "Stradina", a narrow street full of clubs and very busy.
You cannot miss the opportunity to taste the typical local wine, Moscato di Trani, a sweet wine that can be served with a platter of cheeses or desserts.
In August, on the occasion of the Patronal Festival, the city is filled with celebrations and lights, with the extraordinary Apulian illuminations that illuminate the entire historic center and the unmissable fireworks event that makes all this even more magical.
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What to See near Trani ?
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