Its urban center is very complex and has various noteworthy structures, which, together with the sugared almond museum, is highly recommended to visit... #tuttitaly
Andria, who managed to fascinate Frederick II of Swabia, so much so that he built his most crucial residence here, today attracts attention for the 42 centimeters of the San Bartolomeo alley, which is said to be the narrowest in the world. Whether this is true or not, no one knows! For sure,
the village gives us evocative glimpses and unique details: an example is the noble coats of arms that tell of the medieval noble families, but also the votive shrines, witnesses of authentic faiths.
Furthermore, among the many beauties, we find Castel del Monte, a symbol of perfection in this fascinating city, whose history and mysteries have remained etched in our minds.
However, the mystery is also created around the two of Frederick II's wives. Their bodies rest in the crypt under the Cathedral of Andria. This simple church houses the remains of Isabella of England and Jolanda de Brienne. Some argue that these were poisoned and did not die due to childbirth. Furthermore, after some research, it is thought that in a tomb containing the remains of 9 people, there were also those of the two empresses. Strange that among those nameless bodies, there were also two empresses.
But let's rejoice a little with the goodies! Since 1894 the Mucci family in Andria has been producing delicious sweets. The ancient production site has been transformed into an Art Nouveau museum. Inside, you can admire the tools and processing techniques of some specialties of the family business. But in the fourth room, you can taste candies, sugared almonds, and exquisite pure chocolate.
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