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

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

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.

Fantastic hamlet at 598m in a dominant position over the valley of the Salandrella stream, in some areas there are also beautiful clayey gullies. I recommend you stop by and take a nice tour around the town.

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/

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.

Small park great for relaxing and having a picnic. The Sanctuary is located here, here is a description: "the church stands on the ancient remains of an early Christian temple, of which only a small part is visible through glass sheets placed in some areas of the floor. At the end of the 19th century, the The original chapel was enlarged and took on its present appearance. The feast of the Madonna del Monte is celebrated on the last Sunday of May."

This is a secondary road with some gravel surfaces, not suitable for road bikes. The gradients are steep, but it offers a beautiful view of the Lucanian hills.