Trani

Trani, an unassuming seaside town on the Adriatic coast, was once a major maritime power in the Middle Ages and home to one of the largest Jewish communities in southern Italy. Today, visitors can explore its relaxed atmosphere and the remnants of its storied past. The town’s highlights include the Romanesque cathedral, the Scolanova Synagogue, and a medieval fort, each offering a glimpse into its rich history. The layout of the town invites strolls along the waterfront and through narrow, historic streets, making it a rewarding destination for those interested in cultural heritage.