Centro Storico Di Tea is a beautifully restored vacation home that offers guests a taste of history with all the modern comforts. Whether you're planning a relaxing getaway, a family trip, or a romantic escape, this home provides everything you need for an unforgettable stay. The property features spacious living areas, tastefully decorated with a mix of traditional and contemporary design. You’ll love the elegant, bright spaces, large windows, and cozy atmosphere. With its convenient location, you’ll be able to explore the best of the city right outside your door. Accommodation Features: Bedrooms: 1 spacious, well-appointed bedroom with high-quality linens and comfortable beds for a restful night’s sleep. Living Area: A stylish living room with plenty of seating, a flat-screen TV, and views of the charming, cobbled streets of the historic district. Kitchen: A fully equipped, modern kitchen perfect for preparing meals during your stay. It includes a stove, oven, refrigerator, coffee machine, and all necessary utensils. Bathrooms: Two elegant bathrooms featuring walk-in showers, plush towels, and toiletries to enhance your comfort. Wi-Fi: Free high-speed Wi-Fi throughout the property, so you can stay connected or simply unwind with some entertainment. Air Conditioning & Heating: Full climate control for a comfortable stay in every season. Location: Located in the Centro Storico, this property is steps away from local cafes, boutique shops, art galleries, and historical landmarks. Explore charming narrow streets, visit nearby museums, or simply enjoy a leisurely stroll to discover the cultural heart of the city. With public transportation just around the corner, you’ll also have easy access to all major attractions and excursions.

Via San Nicola is a street located in Turi, a town in the Metropolitan City of Bari, Apulia, Italy. Turi is known for its rich history, cultural heritage, and architectural landmarks.​ Nearby Attractions in Turi: Church of Saint Nicholas (Chiesa di San Nicola): This church features a single nave with chapels on the right and altars on the left. It houses artworks such as a crucifix by Fra' Angelo da Pietrafitta and paintings by Donato Paolo Conversi, including "San Francesco che riceve le stimmate" and "Madonna del Carmine" from 1722. The church also contains an organ built in 1736. ​ Clock Tower (Torre dell'Orologio): Constructed in 1892, this tower is a prominent feature of Turi's 19th-century urban development. It was designed by architect Sante Simone and stands as one of the most beautiful in the Bari region. ​