Dimora Tramontana

Dimora Tramontana puts you a step away from the old town: open the door — a beautiful old wooden one — and you’re in the whitewashed maze of Bari Vecchia, with the Cathedral of San Sabino a few metres away. A hundred and forty square metres are a rarity in the old town, and here they become a home that breathes.

The apartment spreads over two levels joined by a spiral staircase. The living area is the heart of it: wide and cool, with lime-effect plastered walls and decorated cement-tile floors, the elements that give Bari’s old-town homes their character. Between the double bedroom, the living area and the upper level, the house comfortably sleeps six.

Living here means having breakfast with warm bread from the bakery on the corner, hearing the local women shaping orecchiette on their doorsteps, and having the fish market, the seafront and the Basilica of San Nicola all a few minutes’ walk away. This is the real Bari, unfiltered.