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Fabulous Malconsiglio Castle, where the famous Conspiracy of the Barons took place.

Village near Matera, characterized by a pleasant wooded area, beautiful views of Lake S.Giuliano, the presence of an Apulian-Greek necropolis and that of the 14th century sanctuary of S.Salvatore.

Discover our Basilicata by bike on www.viaggiatorelento.com In 1491, Frederick of Aragon laid the first stone for the construction of the mother church of Ferrandina. This is all we know about the construction of this place of worship, the rest is lost in the corridors of history. The church probably stands on the same site where another sacred place once stood. Some scholars hypothesize that it was the ancient mother church of Obelanum, dedicated to the cult of San Lorenzo. The church has a façade almost devoid of decorations, only the three rose windows and the three portals stand out; the central portal is accompanied by two historiated columns. The interior of the church dates back to the 18th century, but does not disdain the echoes of a typically Baroque taste. Inside, the two colonnades, placed on the sides, divide the space and form three naves; the entablature of the central nave supports bundles of barrel arches. The ceiling is divided into bays, each of which forms elliptical domes on which the same motif as the central dome is found, giving the effect of a delicate embroidery in pastel shades. The central altar is a masterpiece of inlay, made with polychrome marbles that create a play of light and color.

Technically a stretch of road closed to traffic, it is not clear why. Beautiful climb, never too hard to get to Ferrandina and almost completely free of traffic. Discover our Basilicata by bike on www.viaggiatorelento.com

Beautiful view of one of the main rivers of Basilicata. Canyons, cliffs, suggestive ravines and a rich presence of birdlife.

The castle famous for being the site of the barons' conspiracy against King Ferdinand I of Naples. Usually visited independently.

Located in the San Giuliano regional reserve, which is a protected area located between the municipalities of Matera, Miglionico and Grottole, the dam on the Bradano river was created in the 1950s and is clearly visible from this point. The lake has become an oasis managed by the WWF since the end of the 1980s, while in 2006 part of the fossil skeleton of a whale dating back to the Pleistocene was found on its banks. The lake itself extends for almost ten square kilometers.

Pure Relaxation - It presents indications of a hypothetical cycle/pedestrian route, but with sections that are actually not very practicable and cared for. MTB advice.