Basilicata, a realm nestled in the southern part of Italy, brims with uncharted wonders and covert treasures waiting to be uncovered. This collection celebrates the region's rich tapestry of history, art, and nature. From ancient cave dwellings and hidden crypts to pristine landscapes and age-old traditions, each point of interest embodies the essence of Basilicata's enigmatic allure. Venture into the heartland of authenticity where each corner whispers tales of bygone eras and unveils spectacles untouched by time.
Matera, Italy
Ancient cave dwellings carved into limestone, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Castelmezzano, Italy
A picturesque village nestled within the rugged peaks of the Dolomiti Lucane.
Matera, Italy
A cave church adorned with medieval frescoes, often termed as the 'Sistine Chapel' of rupestrian art.
Pertosa, Italy
A complex of karst caves offering a stunning subterranean experience by boat.
Castelmezzano and Pietrapertosa, Italy
An exhilarating zip-line adventure connecting Castelmezzano and Pietrapertosa across the breathtaking Lucanian landscape.
Tursi, Italy
Ruins of an ancient Arab quarter perched on a hill with panoramic views and historic significance.
Venosa, Italy
An abbey complex that houses the unfinished church of the Holy Trinity and the ancient Roman amphitheater.
Matera, Italy
A protected natural area known for its diverse flora, fauna, and the remnants of San Giuliano's monastery.
Aliano, Italy
Eroded clay landscapes resembling lunar terrain, famously depicted in Carlo Levi's 'Christ Stopped at Eboli'.
Matera, Italy
A stately baroque palace housing the Museum of Medieval and Modern Art of Basilicata.
Potenza and Cosenza, Italy
Italy's largest national park offering verdant forests, rare species like the Loricate Pine, and sweeping mountaintops.
Grumento Nova, Italy
Historical ruins that reveal the extensive urban planning of the ancient Roman city of Grumentum.
Ferrandina, Italy
A historical center characterized by its typical stone houses and narrow alleys, embodying traditional Basilicata architecture.
Brienza, Italy
Carafa Castle looms over the town of Brienza, telling stories of feudal history and architectural splendor.
Craco, Italy
An abandoned hilltop village that is now a famous filming location due to its haunting beauty and evolutionary history.
Miglionico, Italy
A castle with storied past of rebellions and conspiracies, famous for the 'Conspiracy of the Barons'.
