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The Sanctuary of Santa Maria di Picciano, located near Matera, is a place of profound spirituality and history. It houses an ancient image of the Madonna, a place of pilgrimage. Its architecture, blending Romanesque and Baroque elements, and its panoramic location make it a site of great charm, evoking centuries of devotion and meditation.

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

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

Grottole presents itself as a village divided into two distinct parts: the ancient part, full of cobbled streets and historic buildings that narrate the history of the community, and the modern part, more functional and contemporary. While the old Grottole enchants with its timeless charm and its authenticity rooted in history, the new Grottole offers a vision of the growth and evolution of the city. The contrast between the two parts adds a unique element to the experience of visiting Grottole, highlighting the diversity and coexistence of past and present.

Beautiful city, here is some info and a link where you can find even more information. Absolutely worth a visit! "Founded in the fifteenth century by Federico and Isabella of Aragon, it stands out for its white houses leaning against each other almost like horror vacui which create a unique and easily recognizable panorama. " Reference link https://www.basilicataturistica.it/territori/ferrandina/

The sanctuary stands on a height of 440 meters on the border between Puglia and Basilicata. It is a place of worship managed by the Olivetan Benedictine monks.

Village located between the Basento and Bradano rivers included, in part, in the San Giuliano regional reserve. The city is famous for a clay working.

With its imposing parallelogram structure and flanked by seven towers, the Malconsiglio Castle stands out in the center of Miglionico, on top of a cliff from which it dominates the entire Bradano Valley. Built starting from the 7th-9th century, it is known to have been the theater of the Conspiracy of the Barons, in 1485.