Trani

Trani lies along the Adriatic coast in Apulia, a position that shaped it for centuries as a maritime and trading centre. At the harbour’s edge stands the Romanesque Cathedral of San Nicola Pellegrino, built from the pale local stone known as pietra di Trani; its freestanding bell tower is one of the port’s defining landmarks. The 13th-century Castello Svevo, commissioned by Emperor Frederick II, reflects the city’s strategic importance. Trani’s old quarter also retains evidence of its medieval Jewish community, including the Scolanova synagogue. Browse additional webcams from the surrounding Apulian coast to extend your view of Trani.

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