Things to do in Taranto

This historic swing bridge connects Taranto's old and new towns, opening in just three minutes for naval vessels. Watch this illuminated engineering marvel in action during evening hours for a magical waterfront scene.

This 15th-century fortress showcases Renaissance military innovation with imposing towers and sea-facing walls. Guided naval tours reveal hidden chambers and sweeping Ionian Sea views.

Dating to 1071, this Romanesque-Baroque cathedral houses Saint Catald's relics in an ornate marble chapel. Admire ancient columns, medieval mosaics, and the richly decorated wooden ceiling in Puglia's oldest cathedral.

Explore MArTA's world-class Magna Graecia collection, featuring the stunning Gold of Taranto jewelry. A guide enhances this journey through Southern Italy's rich history from prehistoric to medieval times.

Why not spend a lazy afternoon at Lido Bruno during your trip to Taranto? Make time to visit the monuments and cathedral while you're in the area.

Why not spend a lazy afternoon at Spiaggia di San Vito during your trip to Taranto? Stroll along the waterfront or visit the monuments while you're in the area.

This coastal gem features flat rocks leading to a clear, turquoise sea with a sandy seabed. Bring water shoes to navigate the slippery surfaces while snorkeling in the transparent Mediterranean waters.