During the Christmas period, Bisceglie transforms into an enchanting festive setting thanks to Natale a Colori, a festival rich in events and initiatives that bring the town to life from December through to 6th January.

The heart of the celebrations is Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II, home to the Magical Santa's Village, complete with Santa's Castle, a panoramic wheel, and cosy wooden chalets selling artisanal and local products.

In Piazza Regina Margherita, visitors can admire the Historical Carousel and the Nativity Grotto, set up by the Bisceglie Scout Group, offering an evocative and traditional atmosphere.

The programme offers a variety of events for all ages, from Christmas markets and concerts to exhibitions of handcrafted nativity scenes and theatrical performances: the Teatro Politeama Italia hosts Christmas concerts and family shows, while Via Aldo Moro comes alive with markets and Christmas-themed entertainment.

 Natale a Colori is a special occasion to experience the Christmas atmosphere in Bisceglie, combining tradition, culture and fun in an unforgettable experience for both locals and visitors. 

During the Christmas period, thanks to the festive event organised by the cultural association Borgo Antico, Bisceglie's historic center dresses in traditional colours and joy.

From the end of November to 26th December, every Friday, Saturday, Sunday and public holiday, the streets welcome families and guests with the richness of traditional lights, colours and Christmas songs. 

Piazza Duomo hosts the Grande Villaggio di Babbo Natale (Santa Claus Village), a charming place where children can meet elves and pixies, take part in creative workshops and hand their letters to Santa Claus in person.

Meanwhile, in Via Cardinale Dell'Olio, the Mercatino della Solidarietà takes place, organised thanks to the collaboration of various third-sector organisations in the city, offering the opportunity to buy Christmas presents while supporting charitable causes. 

The evenings are enlivened by Christmas carols, concerts and street performances, creating a trail of festive flavours throughout the old town.

Local restaurants delight guests with traditional Apulian Christmas dishes, offering an authentic culinary experience.

All activities are free of charge; however, participants are invited to donate basic necessities and non-perishable food at the collection point announced by Associazione Borgo Antico, in support of Caritas di Bisceglie.

Il Borgo del Natale represents a special occasion to experience the magic of the festive season, in the evocative setting of Bisceglie's historic centre, bringing together tradition, solidarity and entertainment for all ages. 

During the Christmas period, Bisceglie's historic centre transforms into an evocative 18th-century setting thanks to the Presepe Vivente del '700 Napoletano (Living Nativity Scene of 18th-Century Naples), organised by the association Schára OdV.

The event offers visitors an immersion into 18th-century Naples, with more than 150 performers bringing to life scenes of everyday life, ancient trades and symbolic figures of the era.

Visitors can meet traditional figures such as merchants and bagpipe players, as well as symbolic characters like Pulcinella and "il Biscegliese", also known as "Don Pancrazio Cucuziello", who indissolubly links Bisceglie to Naples.

Bisceglie's Living Nativity Scene is a unique opportunity to relive the magic of Christmas through a faithful historical reconstruction, celebrating local cultural and religious traditions.

The entrance to the reenactment is located in Piazza Tre Santi; admission is free, and booking is recommended. 

During the Christmas period, the town of Trani transforms into an enchanting festive village thanks to the event Le Vie del Natale (The streets of Christmas).

The historic centre and other iconic areas come alive with more than 150 events, offering a rich calendar of shows, concerts, markets and activities for all ages. The initiative, promoted by the Comune di Trani (Town Hall of Trani) in collaboration with various local associations, aims to showcase the town's historical and architectural beauty, creating a festive and welcoming atmosphere.

Among the most eagerly awaited events are the concerts of the Festival delle Bande Musicali, travelling performances and "Letture Interpretate" (Interpreted Readings) in the Jewish Quarter, offering Christmas tales and legends from Apulian tradition.

There is no shortage of activities for the little ones, such as creative workshops, Santa's house and magic shows.

The town's streets are also adorned with artistic illuminations, themed installations and Christmas markets, offering visitors an immersive experience in the magic of Christmas. 

During the Christmas period, the town of Trani transforms into an evocative path of faith and art thanks to the Tour dei Presepi (Nativity Scene Tour).

This tradition offers visitors the opportunity to admire various representations of the Nativity displayed in the historic churches of the old town. 

The route begins at the majestic Basilica Cattedrale, continuing through the churches of San Giovanni, San Donato, San Tommaso, Sant'Andrea, Miracolo Eucaristico, San Francesco, Santa Maria (SS. Medici), San Rocco, Madonna del Carmine, Ognissanti, Santa Teresa and San Nicoliello.

Each sacred site offers its own interpretation of the Nativity scene, reflecting different styles and sensibilities, yet united by the same spirit of devotion. 

Particularly noteworthy is the exhibition Ottocento Anni dal Presepe di Greccio (Eight Hundred Years Since the Nativity Scene of Greccio), set up in the crypt of Santa Maria (SS. Medici) by the Associazione Tranensis. This exhibition celebrates the 800th anniversary of the first Nativity scene, created by Saint Francis of Assisi, showcasing works by Trani's craftsmen who reinterpret the Nativity with skill and creativity.

The Tour dei Presepi  is not just a religious itinerary, but also an occasion to rediscover the architectural beauty of Trani, immersing oneself in the Christmas atmosphere that fills the streets of the old town, adorned with festive lights and decorations.