Canosa di Puglia is a city of ancient origins, a thriving "dauno" center since the seventh century a.C., and then Frederick II city.

Very rich of history, the subsoil of Canosa has preserved invaluable tracks, which are subject to constant discoveries to the present day.

The feature and charm of this city is in fact to be an open-air museum in constant flux.

The findings are so unpredictable and unexpected to represent each time a surprise and an awakening of history.

The medieval cathedral is dedicated to the Bishop of Canosa Saint Sabino lived in the sixth century. It also contains the mausoleum of Bohemond, Prince of Antioch, son of Robert Guiscardo.