Durres to Bari Ferry | Walking Tour - Albania 🇦🇱 | 🇮🇹 Italy

Описание: Durres is connected with Ancona, Bari, Brindisi and Trieste (Italy). The crossings between Durres and any other destination are served by the maritime operators Adria Ferries, Grandi Navi Veloci and Ventouris Ferries with a combined schedule of 40 weekly connections with afternoon and evening departures and maximum duration of 19 hours. This line allows you to transport cars, motorbikes, campers and trucks - when boarding, simply follow the instructions at the departure port.

PORT OF DURRES
The port of Durrës is located in the south of the city, in the Bay of Durrës . This bay is almost eighteen kilometers long. Because the port is located in a bay it is well protected from storms ensuring shelter from the northwest to the east. Durrës is located on a peninsula and is the second largest city in Albania, with ancient roots dating back to Greek times, the port has always been in a strategic location for civilizations of the past and continues to be today, as Durrës is Albania's most important port. To reach the port of Durrës you can travel by ferry from different cities on Italy's Adriatic coast and companies operate daily or weekly crossings. The port of Durrës is about 123 kilometers from the city of Vlora via the road SH4 and about 37 kilometers from Tirana along the road SH2.

GUIDE OF BARI
On the southern Adriatic coast, Bari is an Italian city with an important port and a rich and fascinating history. Over time Bari has become more and more important in the merchant sector and is a trade hub with the Middle East and since 1930 boasts one of the most important festivals in the country, the Fiera del Levante.

History
According to findings excavated from the Church of San Pietro, the first settlement originates from the Bronze Age, but according to other scholars Bari was a colony of Crete, Greeks who gave it the name of Barion. The Romans took this city and gave it an important role by constructing the Via Traiana, a castle, mint and a pantheon.

With the fall of the Roman Empire, Bari was ruled between the Longobards and Byzantines and there was a brief period of Arab domination then a return to the control of the Lombard dukes of Benevento first and then again under the Byzantines. 1068 is an important year, as the Normans took over the city, after about twenty years the remains of St. Nicholas of Myra were brought here, and a crypt was built. The Sforza managed to lift the city from a dark period under the Angevins and Aragonese and the Venetian domination saw an expansion of the port and consequent growth of the commercial sector. The port has always played a fundamental role in the city, in fact, the Crusaders left from Bari to fight the Holy Wars and during the Second World War, the port of Bari was an important base for the allied forces.

What to see in Bari
The Basilica of St. Nicholas is located in the old city and is the symbol of the city. It is a beautiful example of Apulian Romanesque architecture and was built to preserve the relics of Saint Nicholas brought to Bari by some sailors. The Norman - Swabian castle is a fortress from 1100 that was destroyed by William I of Sicily only twenty years after its construction and was restored at the request of Frederick II of Swabia. A large park, Punta Perotti is a green area on the seafront of the city where you can relax and unwind. The Russian Orthodox Church of St. Nicholas is a gem worth seeing.

Beaches around Bari
The coast and the beaches near the town are mostly rocky, a popular beach is "Pane e pomodoro" a free beach with crystal clear waters. Going south you will find Torre a Mare and Mola di Bari, which are rocky and wild. Moving towards the north coast, there are several beaches near the city, where you can find services and enjoy the beautiful sea with clear waters.

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