The Swabian Castle of Bari is 18th in Italy among the most visited sites on April 25th – BariLive.it

“Free entry into state museums, archaeological parks and places of culture, again this year, on three highly symbolic dates for our history such as 25 April, 2 June and 4 November, is not a formal choice but substantial because it intends to link our cultural heritage to important days for the nation. Today we celebrate Liberation Day from Nazi-Fascism. On the occasion of these three anniversaries, I strongly wanted the free opening of our museum sites so that visitors could enjoy our artistic beauties and also making culture the protagonist of such significant anniversaries. It wasn’t like that before”.

The Minister of Culture declares it, Gennaro Sangiulianocommenting on the first available data on museum admissions on this free opening day.

Even yesterday, therefore, the Castello Svevo of Bari was literally stormed by visitors: 3,932. It is the 18th most visited site in Italy. An extraordinary result for the Bari site, but above all an important test in view of the arrival of the many tourists who will want to enjoy the beauty of the area, but also its extraordinary cultural treasures.