Via Dei Mutilati di Guerra

The town sits on the Murgia plateau, a karst limestone upland of rocky fields, sinkholes and dry soils with ravines and agricultural terraces. Castel del Monte, the 13th‑century castle built by Frederick II, lies in the territory of Andria and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Alta Murgia National Park extends into the surrounding countryside and protects sections of the plateau close to the town. Land use around the town is largely agricultural: olive groves, dryland cereals and grazing. Andria is the local service centre with an historical town centre, shops, municipal services and local markets.