10의 크라코가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Ifyou get hungry I recommend a break at Trattoria di Mare by Giulio Leòn! Very friendly service, great food!

Excellent stop for coffee/pastries before going back down the cliff towards the cable

beautiful climb on asphalt surface never with excessive slopes. spectacular views of the land of the ravines and at the end the raw and decadent beauty of the abandoned village of Craco. Discover our Basilicata by bike on www.viaggiatorelento.com

Perhaps the most famous ghost town in Italy. a truly fascinating atmosphere in a place frozen in time. Discover our Basilicata by bike on www.viaggiatorelento.com

Climb up to Craco Vecchia and descent to the bed of the Salandrella river

Pisticci, a natural amphitheater between hills and the Ionian Sea, stands out for its unique charm. The three hills, Serra Cipolla, San Francesco and Monte Corno, surround an Italian municipality that embraces a varied landscape. Among the hamlets such as Casinello, Centro Agricolo and Marina di Pisticci, the beauty of this location emerges. Located between the Basento and Cavone rivers, Pisticci connects the ancient eastern plateau to the Ionian coast, although the clay hills to the west present natural challenges. With its S shape, it is the balcony over the Ionian Sea, offering breathtaking views and telling a story that is reflected in the architecture and dominant position. Pisticci captures the heart with its picturesque nature and role as a privileged spectator on the splendor of the Ionian Sea.

Yet another beautiful village in the province of Matera, there is a lot of clay soil in the surrounding area and the town is certainly worth a visit.

Craco today is considered a ghost town, today it is the destination of many curious tourists. This country was devastated by a landslide in 1963, later all its citizens moved to the new municipality, Craco Peschiera.