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After the narrow alleys and steps through the old town, the climb to the rocks is worthwhile. Even in rainy weather, the rocks are easily accessible via iron stairs. In heavy rain, every small alley becomes a rushing stream.

"I walked as if pursued, through those unknown places, animated by the night air, by the silence, by the movement, with my soul full of lightness. The moon filled the sky and seemed to pour itself onto the earth. On a land as remote as the moon, white in that silent light, without a plant or a blade of grass, tormented by the usual waters, dug, lined, pierced. The clays fell towards the Agri, in cones, caves, ravines, beaches, bizarrely variegated by light and shadow, and we sought, without speaking, our way in that labyrinth, worked by centuries and earthquakes. Over that spectral landscape I seemed to fly, weightless, like a bird. After more than two hours of that race, the long barking of a dog rose towards us, in the silence. We came out of the clays, and found ourselves on a sloping meadow, and at the bottom, among undulating terrain, the whiteness of the masseria" Taken from the wonderful work "Christ Stopped at Eboli" by Carlo Levi Discover our Basilicata by bike on www.viaggiatorelento.com

Beautiful stretch of road that connects Vituri to Alianello Nuovo. There is a viewpoint from which you can admire the gullies of Aliano.

Various everyday objects left there, almost in a hurry, occupy the heart. Arranged but practical and functional construction styles ask for movement for the mind. In the end the silence, created by the wind and the birds, make one think of desolation and the abandonment of one's loved ones. A unique place that MUST be visited... but in silence, without breaking the peace created upstream of the gullies. This is also Basilicata 🥰

Steep stairs, narrow streets, some chapels and churches are waiting to be explored. There are beautiful views from the Piazza Emilio Caizzo of the village and the surrounding countryside.

the house where Carlo Levi spent his period of confinement between 1936 and 1937. Here his famous novel "Christ Stopped at Eboli" was inspired

Castelmezzano is an enchanting village perched in the heart of the Little Lucanian Dolomites, in the province of Potenza. The historic center of the town, among houses carved into the rock, steep stairs and small alleys that offer unexpected views of the wonderful panoramas of the Lucanian Dolomites, have meant that Castelmezzano is counted among the most beautiful villages in Italy. Right above the town center there are particular and extremely characteristic sandstone rock formations which contribute to the spectacular nature of the landscape.

From this point, located between Castelmezzano and Pietrapertosa, you have a beautiful view of Castelmezzano and Pietrapertosa. The Lucanian Dolomites are truly one of a kind. You can see both the rocks and the splendid woods of Gallipoli Cognato.