Modugno is a town of 37,036 inhabitants located near Bari, Italy. Founded during the Middle Ages under Byzantine rule, Modugno suffered domination by the Normans and Swabians and was part of a feud admitted to the Archbishops of Bari. The name Modugno is derived from "Medunium," meaning "in the middle," or from a castle called "la Motta" located in the center of the ancient town. Modugno's coat of arms features a thistle.

1. Modugno Modugno is a town hall of 37.036 inhabitants in Bari, which arises next to the administrative centre. Modugno has a history that dates back to remote times; this city, founded in the Middle Age, during the byzantine period, suffered the domination of “normanni” and “svevi” and it made part of the feud admitted to the archbishops of Bari. The origin of Modugno’s name derives from “Medunium” that is “in the middle” or from the castle situated in the centre of the ancient Modugno called “la Motta”. The coat of arms of Modugno is represented by a thistle:

2. Moreover in Modugno there are differents churches like the church “Matrice”:

3. Stadio San Nicola This is the stadium where the football team of Bari plays.

4. Villa Comunale di Modugno This is the square where young people meets to spend a different evening!!!