This tour includes a visit to three palaces and two churches built during the Renaissance in Trani. It starts from the Church of San Rocco, built in 1528 during a plague, passing by Palazzo Caccetta, one of the most interesting works of Renaissance architecture, and Palazzo Lambert, symbol of the city's economic revival. This leads to the Church of San'Agostino built in 1503 (year of the Challenge of Barletta) and the tour ends at Palazzo Torres, dating back to the first half of the sixteenth century, today seat of the judicial institutions of Trani.

ITINERARY: start from the Church of San Rocco (XVI century) – Palazzo Caccetta (1456) – Palazzo Lambert (1420) – Church of Sant’Agostino (1503) – arrival at Palazzo Torres (XVI century).

TIME: 4 hours