Bari
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| City Code | BRI |
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| Flight Time | 9~14 hours |
The flight time to Bari is approximately 9~14 hours. Find out more about the history, economy, climate and transportation options before you visit Bari.
Bari
Bari is a port city on Italy's Adriatic coast. Bari is a picturesque city with Greek, Roman and Ottoman architecture and a medieval old town. Bari's location by the Adriatic Sea makes it a great place for swimmers and water-sport aficionados. Bari has many restaurants and cafes serving delicious food and drink. Bari is a good location for visits to surrounding scenic villages and the UNESCO-listed Castel del Monte.
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Voice of Travelers to Bari
Lori from Switzerland
Hello, I am Lori from Zurich. Last week I came back from a fun holiday in Bari. I bought an air ticket to Bari with Swiss Air. When I boarded the plane I showed the stewardess my ticket and was directed to my seat. Then the stewardesses went around and gave out small, Swiss chocolates to everyone. The flight was a pleasant and before long we were landing in Bari. I spent most of my time in Bari on the Pane e Pomodoro beach sunbathing and swimming. I also had some delicious meals in Bari's many restaurants. It was a very relaxing week and I would not hesitate to get another ticket to return to Bari.
Helen from England
My name is Helen and I flew to Bari from London Stansted Airport with Ryanair. I was amazed that I could buy a plane ticket to Bari for so little. Even with the additional fee for my luggage and to sit in the row with extra leg-room the overall price of the ticket was very attractive. I thought the Ryanair staff were very efficient and in fact my flight landed 5 minutes ahead of schedule. While in Bari I visited the Basilica San Nicola which impressed me with it's beautiful, golden ceilings. I also took many strolls through Bari's Citta Vecchia historic centre.
Francesca from Italy
My name is Francesca and I live in Rome. I bought my ticket to Bari at a local travel agent. I wanted to visit my family in the South of the country. I few to Bari with Alitalia. I arrived at the airport early and dropped off my luggage at check in. The clerk who exchanged my ticket for a boarding card at the airport and the stewards and stewardesses on the plane were very friendly and professional. On the plane I admired the views of the mountains out of the window. Once we landed in Bari, I quickly picked up my luggage and was welcomed by my family. I love spending time with my family in sunny Bari.
Bari Travel FAQs
Q. Is it possible to get low-cost tickets to fly to Bari?
A. Yes, you can get low-cost tickets to Bari as about 30% of flights to Bari are provided by Europe's largest cheap-flight provider Ryanair. Tickets to Bari are also sold by WizzAir and easyJet, which means it is possible to get tickets to Bari from rest of Europe at very attractive prices.
Q. If I buy a plane ticket to Bari, what souvenirs could I bring back for my family and friends?
A. Bari is known for it's fine pottery, red wine and handmade Orecchiette pasta. Remember to check your flight ticket for baggage allowance.
Q. What excursions around Bari are there?
A. You could buy an entry ticket to Castel del Monte, Frederick II's impressive UNESCO World Heritage listed castle or head to the stunning town of Trani which has an impressive cathedral. Alternatively head to one of the many quaint villages and towns on the Adriatic coast.
Q. What time would be best time to buy an airplane ticket to Bari?
A. The peak-time to visit Bari is June and July, so if you want to visit Bari then, try to book your ticket early. If you would like to visit at a less busy time, buy a ticket for May or August and look out for last-minute ticket deals. Tickets for the shoulder season are usually cheaper than peak-time tickets.