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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.

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Here is the border between the Province of Matera and that of Potenza.

Medieval village of Norman origin with one of the best preserved historic centers in Basilicata. Famous above all for the Norman tower that stands out on the skyline of the city.

In addition to the town centre, the history of the ancient village is particular, abandoned following a landslide in 1885. The old town was in fact an innovative example of architecture and a town founded on some ideas centered on socialist philosophy. Today, unfortunately, only a few ruins remain that can be visited, testifying to a country that was defined as "utopian".

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.

Immersed in the Gallipoli Cognato Piccole Dolomiti Lucane Park, Campomaggiore is a small town about 38 km from Potenza and 75 from Matera. Visiting the country means getting to know two cities immersed in the greenery of Basilicata. Abandoned following a landslide in 1885, Campomaggiore Vecchio was a small village from the Roman era, founded on a military camp. Today, however, it appears as a precious architectural jewel of extraordinary beauty and charm, in the heart of the Dolomites.