Discover the beauties
of Molfetta

Explore a place where history, culture and gastronomy intertwine, offering a unique experience in Puglia Federiciana.

The Pulo, a karst sinkhole, is of particular natural interest, near which the remains of a Neolithic village were found.

It is not just its beauty that makes it a destination for visitors from all over the world: during Holy Week, the Easter processions animate the streets, expressing Molfetta's deep religious tradition and creating an atmosphere like no other.

The fishing industry, however, remains the economic sector that most defines Molfetta's traditions.

The culinary traditions also attract people from everywhere: its traditional sweets and seafood cuisine help make it a town where visitors can discover ancient flavours and traditions handed down with great pride through generations. 

What would you like to taste?

Let yourself be inspired by the authentic flavors of Puglia Federiciana. From the delights of the oil mills to the fresh cheeses of the dairies, to the finest wines and liqueurs, every experience will give you a unique journey between tradition and taste.

What would you like to experience?

Let yourself be inspired by the authentic flavors of Puglia Federiciana. From the delights of the oil mills to the fresh cheeses of the dairies, to the finest wines and liqueurs, every experience will give you a unique journey between tradition and taste.

Molfetta

Molfetta Night Run — Sport, Music and Fun under the stars

The Molfetta Night Run is an annual event that combines sport, music and entertainment in a single evening event.

Organised by the events company Studio360 in collaboration with ASD Free Runners Molfetta, the non-competitive run winds through the town's main streets, offering participants a unique experience under the stars. The event features two routes, of 5 and 10 kilometres respectively, suitable for both experienced runners, and families or groups of friends looking to spend an evening of movement and fun.

The start usually takes place in Corso Dante, with a route that passes through Molfetta's most iconic landmarks, allowing participants to admire the town's beauty in a festive atmosphere.

Besides the main run, the event also includes the Baby Night Run, aimed at children up to 10 years old, with a route of around 1 kilometre through the historic centre. The initiative aims to involve children in sporting activities, promoting a healthy lifestyle from an early age.

The Molfetta Night Run is not just about sport: the event is enriched with live music, shows and entertainment that engage participants before, during and after the run.

A refreshment area is set up to offer food and drinks, creating a genuine festive village in the heart of the town.

The Molfetta Night Run is an unmissable occasion to experience the town in a dynamic and engaging way, combining sport, culture and entertainment in one special evening.

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