Molfetta Wheelchair Accessible Tours
Molfetta wheelchair accessible tours, is in the province of Bari, overlooking the sea and a few kilometers from the cities of Trani, Barletta and Bari.
An ancient village rich in history, an evocative archaeological site and numerous opportunities for entertainment.
The origins of Molfetta are very ancient, in fact archaeological finds from the Roman era dating back to the IV century BC have been found, and there are still living testimonies of this period today.
The current name of the city, on the other hand, has more recent evidence.
Dating back to 925 AD, a time when, in an official document, the name Molfetta appears for the first time.
The sea has brought to this city the sense of elsewhere and the continuous and centuries-old mixing of people and cultures.
There are indeed many historical events attributable to the city of Molfetta.
Starting from the era of Byzantine domination, passing through Frederick II of Swabia who understood the strategic importance of this nerve center overlooking the sea, due to maritime and commercial exchanges. that could be done with other cities.
Molfetta Wheelchair Accessible Tours
Disabled friendly Molfetta wheelchair accessible tours with a professional guide.
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Visit this rich and fascinating land with a specialized tourist guide.
Adapted van transportation specifically designed for disabled tourists traveling on holiday to Molfetta while in Apulia.
Touring Molfetta
An industrious city that produces welcome, even harsh comparisons and freedom of thought; he counts among his fellow citizens Gaetano Salvemini and Riccardo Muti, exceptional conductor.
Talking about what to see in Molfetta means appreciating its magical ancient village, the maritime atmosphere that can be breathed in every corner and its unspoiled nature.
In Molfetta it is possible to admire buildings of rare architectural beauty.
Such as the Cathedral of San Corrado, a unique example of neo-Roman architecture, dating back to the XI century, of imposing dimensions, equipped with two bell towers that dominate the whole city.
Of great interest is also the Cathedral of the Holy Assumption, located just outside the city walls and in which a large canvas is preserved, depicting the Assumption of the Madonna into heaven, and attributed to the painter Giaquinto.
The city is crossed by paths of art and history.
The ancient center with its medieval cathedral, the shelters of pilgrims leaving for the Holy Land, the beautiful Baroque churches, the Neolithic site of Pulo.
The neighborhoods on the port, made up of narrow alleys, reveal a small casbah while the XIX century city, close to the historic center, opens up to dialogue with its cafes, shops and “coming and going”.
The Corso is the place of the sacred walk of the southern people.
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Molfetta wheelchair accessible tours to Apulia.
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Specifically tailored to wheelchair users, reduced mobility persons and disabled with an adapted van.