Castel del Monte
A UNESCO-listed octagonal fortress built by Frederick II, famed for its mysterious geometry.

Museo del Confetto Mucci Giovanni
A beloved confectionery museum celebrating Andria’s artisanal sugared almonds.

Cattedrale di Santa Maria Assunta
The city’s main cathedral blending Romanesque and later architectural styles.

Basilica Santa Maria dei Miracoli
A major pilgrimage site with Renaissance and baroque elements.

Historic Center of Andria
Narrow streets, stone façades, and lively southern Italian atmosphere.


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Municipal Park “Giuseppe Marano”
A green urban park ideal for strolling and relaxation.

Church of Sant’Agostino
A historic church with medieval origins and elegant interiors.

Church of San Domenico
A baroque church known for its ornate chapels.

Palazzo Ducale
A noble palace reflecting Andria’s aristocratic past.

Porta Sant’Andrea
A historic city gate marking the entrance to the old town.


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Andria Civic Museum
Exhibits on local history, archaeology, and regional culture.

Frantoio Muraglia
A traditional olive oil mill showcasing Apulian olive-oil craftsmanship.

Local Vineyards & Wineries
Producers of Nero di Troia and other Apulian wines.

Andria Street Markets
Bustling markets offering produce, crafts, and regional specialties.

Andria Christmas Market
Seasonal stalls filling the old town with lights and festive treats.


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Andria Walking Tours
Guided routes through historic sites and artisan districts.

Andria Industrial Heritage Sites
Remnants of traditional crafts and food production.

Confetti Shops of Andria
Boutiques selling the city’s iconic sugared almonds.

Local Art Galleries
Small contemporary and traditional art spaces scattered through the center.

Countryside Trails around Castel del Monte
Scenic paths through olive groves and rolling Apulian landscapes.