Duomo di Corato
Cathedral mentioned as early as the 11th century and largely rebuilt after the 1627 earthquake, housing a silver reliquary bust of San Cataldo and a 1559 fresco of the Madonna di Costantinopoli.
Voir sur la carte ›Les informations utiles à connaître avant ta visite.
Parkings gratuits et payants disponibles dans le centre-ville.
ℹ️ Corato’s historic centre (and the Corsi) is in a ZTL monitored by cameras (16 gates). Hours are published by notice from the town and vary by season. ℹ️ Hotels and B&Bs: no permit needed, the establishment sends the plates by the following day at the latest. Luggage stop: 60 minutes maximum. ℹ️ Occasional visitors: [email protected] or +39 080 8721014. ℹ️ ZTL hours and rules may change. Always check the signs at the entrance to the zone to avoid a fine.
Trani and Bisceglie, on the Adriatic coast
Distance : 15000
Vivante, authentique, agricole et gourmande
Exceptionally rich architectural heritage from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance, renowned food and agricultural production, lively cultural scene (theatre, ITACA academy).
Information non renseignée pour le moment.
Visit the Duomo, the Palazzo delle Pietre Pizzute and the municipal theatre, trip to the Chianca dei Paladini dolmen, walks in the Murgia, Coratina oil and local specialities.
2 h — Quick visit | 3–4 h — Recommended visit | 1 day — Full visit
2 h — Quick visit | 3–4 h — Recommended visit | 1 day — Full visit
Les informations utiles pour organiser ton arrivée, tes déplacements et ton stationnement autour de cette destination.
From Bari, allow about 45 minutes for 53 km. From Andria, about 15 minutes; Castel del Monte is 20 minutes away.
Corato has its station on the Ferrotramviaria Bari–Barletta line. A second stop, Corato Sud-Ospedale, opened in 2023.
Timetables & tickets:
Ferrotramviaria
There are bus links with Andria and nearby towns; for Bari and Barletta, the train is more practical. View the lines
Corato stretches along the eastern slope of the Murge, at 232 m above sea level. The town center can be visited in half a day: the Duomo, rebuilt after the 1627 earthquake, which houses the silver reliquary bust of Saint Cataldo, the Palazzo delle Pietre Pizzute, the 1874 municipal theater, and beautiful Renaissance façades. It’s also the birthplace of Coratina olive oil. If you’re craving the countryside, the Chianca dei Paladini dolmen awaits on the town’s land.




Les informations pratiques pour organiser ta visite.
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Voir les bornes de rechargeParkings gratuits et payants disponibles dans le centre-ville.
ℹ️ Corato’s historic centre (and the Corsi) is in a ZTL monitored by cameras (16 gates). Hours are published by notice from the town and vary by season. ℹ️ Hotels and B&Bs: no permit needed, the establishment sends the plates by the following day at the latest. Luggage stop: 60 minutes maximum. ℹ️ Occasional visitors: [email protected] or +39 080 8721014. ℹ️ ZTL hours and rules may change. Always check the signs at the entrance to the zone to avoid a fine.
Trani and Bisceglie, on the Adriatic coast
Distance : 15000
Vivante, authentique, agricole et gourmande
Exceptionally rich architectural heritage from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance, renowned food and agricultural production, lively cultural scene (theatre, ITACA academy).
Information non renseignée pour le moment.
Visit the Duomo, the Palazzo delle Pietre Pizzute and the municipal theatre, trip to the Chianca dei Paladini dolmen, walks in the Murgia, Coratina oil and local specialities.
2 h — Quick visit | 3–4 h — Recommended visit | 1 day — Full visit
2 h — Quick visit | 3–4 h — Recommended visit | 1 day — Full visit
From Bari, allow about 45 minutes for 53 km. From Andria, about 15 minutes; Castel del Monte is 20 minutes away.
Corato has its station on the Ferrotramviaria Bari–Barletta line. A second stop, Corato Sud-Ospedale, opened in 2023.
Timetables & tickets:
Ferrotramviaria
There are bus links with Andria and nearby towns; for Bari and Barletta, the train is more practical. View the lines
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Cathedral mentioned as early as the 11th century and largely rebuilt after the 1627 earthquake, housing a silver reliquary bust of San Cataldo and a 1559 fresco of the Madonna di Costantinopoli.
Renaissance building from around 1492 with distinctive pyramid-shaped rustication, perhaps inspired by the Palazzo dei Diamanti in Ferrara.
Town hall since 1877, a former Friars Minor convent, with a 15th-century cloister with late Gothic pointed arches and Baroque windows.
Bronze Age dolmen built of megalithic slabs, surrounded by a legend of a contest between giants.
Protohistoric tumulus necropolis dated to around the 7th century BC, bearing witness to Mediterranean trade from the Late Bronze Age onward.
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