Manfredonia, a coastal town in Apulia on the Adriatic Sea, boasts a rich history dating back to Greek and Roman settlements. The town was once an important port and a junction for ancient roads.

History and art enthusiasts can visit the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore di Siponto, an 11th-century church featuring colorful mosaic fragments from its older floor. Learn about the history of firefighting and the Red Cross at the Historical Museum of Firefighters and the Italian Red Cross.

For a taste of the region, visit the Mercato Rionale Monticchio, a local farmers' market offering fresh produce and regional specialties. Explore Ceramiche Robustella, a specialty shop known for authentic ceramics, or savor the best gelato in town at Tommasino Gelato Shop. 

Manfredonia's nightlife caters to diverse preferences. Enjoy a speakeasy-style experience with cocktails at Club 1920 Manfredonia in the historic center, or unwind with drinks and a relaxing atmosphere by the sea at Sopramare Exclusive Lounge Bar.