Adelfia, Italian comune
Adelfia is a commune in the Metropolitan City of Bari in southern Italy, situated in the Apulia region. The town spreads across gently rolling terrain and blends rural landscapes with residential areas, reflecting typical southern Italian settlement patterns.
The commune was founded in 1971 through the merger of two neighboring villages and took its name from a combination of the two original place names. This was part of an administrative reform aimed at consolidating smaller settlements in the region.
The village is relatively easy to reach by car and well connected to surrounding towns in the region. Visitors should know that this is a quiet, functional commune mainly of interest to those passing through or wanting to explore rural life and local architecture.
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