If you’re staying at Nonno Antonio’s or nearby, getting around Bari is easy thanks to various transport options that let you explore the city and its surroundings without stress.
1. City and Suburban Buses
The AMTAB bus network efficiently connects different parts of Bari, including suburban areas and central spots like the old town and the shopping district on Via Sparano. Tickets can be purchased at tobacconists, via app, or directly on board (with a small surcharge).
Tip: Use the official AMTAB app to plan your journeys and check timetables and routes.
2. Bicycles and Electric Scooters
Bari is investing heavily in sustainable mobility. You can rent bikes and electric scooters in various areas of the city through apps like Helbiz or Lime. The seafront promenade and some dedicated bike lanes make getting around by bike both pleasant and safe.
Tip: Watch out for traffic and follow road rules to stay safe.
3. Regional Trains and Light Metro
Bari’s central station is well connected by regional trains to nearby towns like Polignano a Mare, Monopoli, and Matera. For getting around within the city, the light metro (MBM) connects several areas, though the network is still expanding.
4. Taxis and Ride-Sharing Services
Taxis in Bari are easy to find around the city or can be booked through apps like MyTaxi. Car-sharing and ride-sharing services are also available, though less common than in larger cities.
5. Walking Through the Old Town
Bari Vecchia is a maze of pedestrian alleys, perfect for exploring on foot. Walking is the best way to discover hidden corners, charming squares, and characteristic views of the city.
Grandpa’s Tip 👴
To fully enjoy Bari, combine public transport with some walking, so you can experience the city slowly and without rush. If you’re short on time, taking a taxi is a good choice for quickly reaching your destination.