Pane E Pomodoro

Pane E Pomodoro is a popular beach located in Bari, Italy. The beach is approximately 1 kilometer long and features fine golden sand that stretches along the beautiful Adriatic Sea.

The beach also has a playground for children to enjoy. Other amenities at Pane E Pomodoro include lifeguards on duty, public restrooms, and showers. Dogs are not allowed on the beach.

Visitors can enjoy a variety of activities while at the beach including swimming, sunbathing, beach volleyball, and beach soccer

Parking at Pane E Pomodoro is available at a paid parking lot nearby. However, visitors can also park for free on the nearby streets, but spaces are limited.

Fun facts about Pane E Pomodoro include that it is named after a popular Italian dish made of bread and tomatoes. The beach was also featured in the Italian movie "The Sweet Life" in 1960.

Attractions near Pane E Pomodoro include the beautiful Bari Old Town, which is home to many historical and cultural landmarks, such as the Basilica of San Nicola and the Castello Svevo. Visitors can also take a stroll along the Lungomare Promenade, a beautiful waterfront walkway that offers stunning views of the sea.

There are several restaurants near Pane E Pomodoro that serve a variety of cuisine, including seafood and Italian dishes. Some popular restaurants include Puglia Mia, Ristorante Pizzeria Bella Bari, and Piazza Del Porto.

Hotels near Pane E Pomodoro include Hotel Excelsior Congressi, which offers beautiful sea views and an outdoor pool, as well as Hotel Palumbo Masseria Sant'Anna, which features a beautiful courtyard and a restaurant serving local cuisine.