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Welcome to our chauffeur service in Triggiano, your go-to solution for exclusive and comfortable transportation. We offer personalized solutions to meet all mobility needs, whether for tourism, business trips, or special events.

🚘 Our private hire with driver to/from Triggiano provides transfers to and from hotels, congress venues, meetings, fairs, and shuttle services to and from airports, ports, and train stations across Puglia and neighboring regions.

✈ We pay great attention to transfers to and from Bari, Brindisi, Naples, Rome, and Pescara airports, as well as train stations in Puglia and the ports of Bari and Brindisi. This is an ideal service for cruise passengers who wish to explore Puglia’s top tourist destinations during their stopover, enjoying a fully customized experience.

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A Personal Driver to explore Triggiano

Our vehicles are always private, never shared with other passengers. Your journey from Triggiano will be direct, with no intermediate stops.

The transfer price to/from Triggiano is fixed, as agreed upon at the time of booking confirmation. Our private hire with driver service does not use a taximeter, meaning the fare is not affected by the actual travel duration.

Triggiano: Private Taxi and Shuttle Service for Ports, Airports, Train Stations, and Other Destinations

✅ This is the best way to explore Triggiano and its surroundings in total freedom, especially if you don’t have your own car.

✅ We collaborate with the best tourist facilities and top hotels in the area that host meetings and conferences. If needed, our chauffeur service is also available for multiple days.

✅ Our chauffeur service to/from Triggiano can be easily booked online. Since availability is limited, we recommend booking in advance to secure the best rates.

Book Your private driver in Triggiano

Booking our service is quick and easy. Simply contact us via our website, phone, or email, and we will be happy to provide a personalized quote tailored to your needs. Choose comfort, safety, and professionalism with our car rental with driver service in Triggiano, and enjoy a seamless travel experience.

Triggiano is a municipality with approximately 27,165 inhabitants, located in the Metropolitan City of Bari, in the region of Apulia (Puglia). The area extends from the Adriatic coast, known as the Conca di Bari, just a few kilometers south of the regional capital. It is characterized by the presence of Lama San Giorgio, a dry riverbed that originates from the towns of Casamassima and Rutigliano and flows into the sea near the locality of the same name on the Bari coastline. Along its path, the lama features numerous caves, indicating the karstic nature of the subsoil.

Prior to the Fascist era, the municipality also included the coastal area known as San Giorgio, which was annexed to the City of Bari during that period, along with other coastal territories. Triggiano is situated about 60 meters above sea level.

Origins:

The numerous caves in the Triggiano area are evidence of human settlement dating back to the Neolithic era. Discoveries from the 3rd century AD, including a tomb unearthed in 1902 in the San Lorenzo district, suggest the probable existence of an early urban settlement.

However, the first written mention of the town dates back to 983 AD, when Archbishop Pavone granted Leone, son of Argiro, a parish church named Trivian—the name Triggiano later appears in a 1054 will.

There are at least three theories about the town’s origin, none of which are supported by concrete documentary evidence. The first links the name to Emperor Trajan, who promoted the construction of the Via Traiana, a Roman road crossing Apulia from Benevento to Brindisi, skirting the area of Triggiano. A second theory suggests the name Trivianus refers to the three-way junction formed by Via Ponte (the town’s main internal road axis), and the current Via Carlo Alberto and Via della Marina Vecchia, which respectively lead to Bari and to the coast.

Monuments and Places of Interest in Triggiano:

Church of Santa Maria Veterana

Built in the 16th century over a pre-existing medieval place of worship dating back to 1080, which, despite its three-nave basilica layout, had become too small for the town’s religious needs.

After being severely damaged by a storm in 1681, the church was restored under the direction of Friar Filino of Molfetta. The interior iconographic decoration, completed in 1746 by Nicolò De Filippis, a student of Neapolitan painter Paolo De Matteis, features biblical scenes and episodes from the life of the Virgin Mary, including the Nativity, the Presentation at the Temple, the Coronation, and the Marriage to Saint Joseph.

In the 19th and 20th centuries, the church underwent multiple expansions: in 1832, a new chapel was added, and the 16th-century façade was modified—although the rose window was preserved—while the interior was redecorated in Art Nouveau style. In 1982, following excavation beneath the floor, the foundations of the medieval church were discovered.

Other Monuments

• Church of Santa Maria della Croce
• Church of the Madonna degli Angeli and Capuchin Convent
• Villa del Reddito, dating back to the 16th century, featuring towers and medieval walls, built by the Counts Tanzi of Blevio (originally from Lombardy), who were entrusted by the Duchess of Bari with the estate bordering Bari and Triggiano. Noteworthy features include frescoes in the main halls and a coats-of-arms portal with a motto. From the Tanzi family derives the name of a famous local fruit, the “Pera Tanzi”, a small but flavorful pear developed through grafting and crossbreeding, suited to the area’s unique conditions.
• Rock Church of San Martino, from the Iconoclastic era, located in various caves.
• Aqualuna Fantasy Fountain, a modern artwork built in 2008 to enhance a roundabout in the newly established 167 district.

Municipal Cultural Center and Library

On September 28, 2018, the Municipal Cultural Center was inaugurated on Via Rocco Di Cillo, which also houses the Municipal Library.

Patronal Festivals

• Feast of Saint Rocco, co-patron of Triggiano – third Sunday in August
• Feast of Our Lady of the Cross, patron saint of Triggiano – third Sunday in September

Rocco Di Cillo Memorial

Rocco Di Cillo is commemorated annually on May 23, in memory of his death in the Capaci bombing that killed Judge Giovanni Falcone on May 23, 1992. Rocco Di Cillo, a bodyguard of the judge, is remembered as a local hero, having been born in Triggiano on April 13, 1962.