ryanair magazine - january/february 2011: palace hotel bari

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115 RYANAIRMAGAZINE PESCARA EAT: LA VONGOLA Bright and breezy, overlooking the beach, this classic seafood eatery serves up everything from its namesake clams to fish soup and locally landed fish. Try the grilled sea bass, washed down with a glass or two of the local Trebbiano wine. 54 LUNGOMARE MATTEOTTI, TEL: +39 085 374236, WWW.RISTORANTELAVONGOLA.COM DRINK: CAMILLO MONTORI WINERY Call in for a tasting at the renowned Camillo Montori winery (pictured) in Controguerra, about an hour’s drive north of Pescara. The Montori family produces some of Abruzzo’s top wines. VIA PIANE TRONTO, CONTROGUERRA, TEL: +39 0861 809900, WWW.MONTORIVINI.IT STAY: VILLA DEL PAVONE Just like the pavone (peacock) who prances around the gardens, this is one beautiful little gem. The family-run B&B features rooms with antique beds, while the smart lounge makes for a great retreat after a busy day out. Doubles from €60. 30 VIA PIZZOFERRATO, TEL: +39 085 421 1770, WWW.VILLADELPAVONE.IT SEE: CHIETI A short drive south of Pescara, this place is sure to satisfy the cravings of film fans who’ve seen George Clooney’s latest flick, The American. Set against a backdrop of mountains, the hilltop town has all the requisite alleys, churches and Roman ruins to have you swooning. WWW.COMUNE.CHIETI.IT FLY TO PESCARA FROM FOUR DESTINATIONS, INCLUDING FRANKFURT (HAHN) AND MILAN (BERGAMO) BOLOGNA EAT: GOURMET WALKING TOUR Known as La Grassa (“The Fat One”), Bologna is renowned for its markets, delis, pasta makers, chocolatiers and bakeries. Take a two-and-a-half-hour tour of its gastronomic highlights and how much you can cram in will be up to you. From €92. BOOK ONLINE AT WWW.VIATOR.COM (TOUR CODE 2734BLQGOUR) DRINK: MARSALINO Donning its various guises – cosy tearoom, arty wine bar, classic osteria – Marsalino makes a great spot day or night (it’s open 12pm–3am). A relaxed atmosphere, unpretentious decor, and a well-stocked bar are all reasons to loiter. 13D VIA MARSALA, TEL: +39 051 238675, WWW.MARSALINO.IT STAY: PRENDIPARTE Bed down in arguably the city’s most authentic hotel – a 900-year-old tower. Comprising a single suite (pictured), spread over three floors, it also includes access to the building’s other levels, where you’ll find a former prison and a stunning rooftop terrace. From €250. 7 VIA SANT’ALO, TEL: +39 051 589 023, WWW.PRENDIPARTE.IT SEE: BASILICA DI SANTO STEFANO Soak up the atmosphere of medieval Bologna at this vast religious complex, known as the Seven Churches. Today there are just four buildings, housing all manner of artefacts, tombs, sculptures and stories. 24 VIA SANTO STEFANO, TEL: +39 051 223 256, WWW.ABBAZIASANTOSTEFANO.IT FLY TO BOLOGNA FROM 27 DESTINATIONS, INCLUDING BARI, SEVILLE AND ZARAGOZA BARI EAT: AI 2 GHIOTTONI “The Two Gluttons” more than lives up to its name. The emphasis here is on the freshest seafood, using local ingredients, while a subtle, contemporary interior sets the scene for creative pasta dishes. 11B VIA PUTIGNANI, TEL: +39 080 523 2240, WWW.AI2GHIOTTONI.IT DRINK: LA HABANA BODEGUITA PARTICULAR It’s all about the Cuban connection at this live music venue near Bari’s Swabian castle. Rocking to DJs, jazz, tribute bands and samba sounds, there’s always plenty going on – so check for the regular parties. Oh yes, and behind the bar there’s enough rum to sink a pirate ship! 45 VIA SAN FRANCESCO D’ASSISI, TEL: +39 338 827 7425, WWW.LAHABANA.NING.COM STAY: PALACE HOTEL Choose between contemporary-style rooms and classic ones adorned with antiques at this award-winning four-star (pictured). The panoramic restaurant also serves up some lip-smacking Puglian cuisine. Doubles from €140. 13 VIA FRANCESCO LOMBARDI, TEL: +39 080 521 6551, WWW.PALACEHOTELBARI.IT SEE: PUTIGNANO CARNIVAL A few kilometres south of Bari, the small town of Putignano hosts Italy’s oldest and longest carnival. Starting off with the transfer of holy relics on 26 December, it builds up to a series of spectacular parades during February and March. WWW.CARNEVALEDIPUTIGNANO.IT FLY TO BARI FROM 17 DESTINATIONS, INCLUDING MADRID AND MALTA (LUQA) ITALY 115 RYANAIRMAGAZINE Say this… not this. Proprio così poetico! E proprio una porcata! THAT’S SO POETIC! THAT’S A LOAD OF RUBBISH! NUMBER CRUNCHER 17 Many Italians consider the aforementioned number to be unlucky, since the Roman numerals XVII can be rearranged to spell “I have lived” (meaning I am dead) in Latin FOR OUR FULL ROUTE MAP VISIT WWW.RYANAIR.COM Ryanair two-minute guides TEXT: JAMES WILLIAMS PLEASE CONTACT OUR ADVERTISING SALES TEAM ON +44 (0)207 749 6268 IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN ADVERTISING IN

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ITALY Stay: PaLace hoteL Choose between contemporary-style rooms and classic ones adorned with antiques at this award-winning four-star (pictured). The panoramic restaurant also serves up some lip-smacking Puglian cuisine. Doubles from €140. 13 Via Francesco Lombardi, tel: +39 080 521 6551, www.palacehotelbari.it

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