Apulia Flag

The flag of Apulia has been used since 1995, but it was officially adopted from 10 August 2001.

It consists of a shield surmounted by the Federician crown; six circles at the top of the crown, representing the six Apulian provinces (before the creation of the province of Barletta-Andria-Trani they were five); a central octagon, representing the octagonal plan of Castel del Monte, itself referring to Frederick II of Swabia; an olive tree, symbol of peace and brotherhood as well as protagonist of the Apulian countryside.

The flag consists of different colors: gold, white, red, green and blue.