Day Itinerary
5 Activities
Day 3
0.2 mi2 mi
Andria, the city of the three bell towers
Piazza Catuma (or Piazza Vittorio Emanule II) is one of the oldest and most representative squares of the city. The scholar Giuseppe Ceci traces the name "Catuma", with which the square is known to most, to the homonymous esplanade at the bottom of which stood the church and the feudal castle, Riccardo d'Urso, reports that in the early Middle Ages the square hosted pagan rites. Piazza Catuma, therefore, has always been an important center of power and public life: there overlooked the Ducal Palace and the Bishop's Palace, held markets and livestock fairs. Even today, the square is a junction between the main streets, a venue for shows, concerts and a meeting point for young people.
0.5 mi
5 min
08:3030 min
Saint Andrea Gate
Landmark
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You will leave with your bike from the old town of Andria. I recommend going to a cheesemaker to taste the local burrata of Andria
0.2 mi
5 min
09:151 hr
Diocesan Museum Saint Richard of Andria
Landmark
Open Details
Go to the Diocesan Museum which deserves to be discovered in the city of Andria. The museum layout is good and the works on display are beautiful, even with artists of the highest level, such as Laurana and Fracanzano
0.6 mi
5 min
11:3030 min
Caseificio Matera
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Burrata di Andria is a cow's milk I.G.P. cheese, made of spun paste, shaped like a bag with the characteristic apical closure. Its soft and stringy filling is made up of strands of pasta filata and cream which together are called stracciatella
0.2 mi
5 min
13:001 hr 30 min
iRegano
Bakery
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Quality, friendliness, innovation, originality. These are the cornerstones of these young Andriese boys who, thanks to their acclaimed talent, tangibly demonstrate that Andria is not only what we are used to reading in the newspapers but much more. As an Andriese who emigrated to northern Italy, I wish these guys an even more prosperous future.