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Matera is an Italian city in the Basilicata region, the capital of the province of the same name. It lies on the edge of the Murgia plateau. Its surroundings are home to the most important caveman settlements in the Mediterranean region. Since 1993, the "Sassi di Matera" (Stones of Matera), the oldest part of the city, have been a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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Metera with its Sassi and rock churches is impressive.

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Second stretch s.c. Damarosa direction Rifezza; not very suitable for road bikes due to the uneven surface. Road resurfacing work in progress. For the most daring road bikers.

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Rarely have I seen such a beautifully preserved city

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Simply the charm of Matera, the third oldest city in the world.

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the most popular panoramic point on the Sassi Matera

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The key element of the panorama is the Cathedral Basilica of Matera rising against the sky.

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Through a portico made of three round arches, we enter a small terrace dedicated to the Italian painter Luigi Guerricchio, born in Matera. There is a panoramic view of old Matera from here.

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Evocative landscape, nice to visit!

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Wanted by Donna Giovanna della Tolfa after the death of her husband Ferdinando III Orsini to retire there in prayer, it was consecrated in 1677 by her son Cardinal Orsini

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Synthesis of different architectural styles (Romanesque, Renaissance and Baroque), it was built in 1092. It was destroyed between 1447 and 1456 due to a fire and an earthquake to be rebuilt thirty years later. In 1940 it was recognized as an Italian national monument.

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Very nice places to visit!!!!

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From this area, of remarkable natural and archaeological beauty, you have an excellent panoramic view and a unique panorama. Stop to savor it!

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Gravina di Puglia is home to the Alta Murgia National Park and is famous for the ravine under the town, a labyrinth of tunnels, cellars, cisterns and rock churches that bear witness to its millenary history. The Aqueduct Bridge, probably built in the 17th century, is a majestic arched structure that crosses the ravine and allowed pilgrims to reach the little church of the Madonna della Stella.

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Passing on the state road between Taccone and Casone you can see the snake of tracks of the Appulo Lucane Railways. Many stations are abandoned.

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It is certainly the most important inhabited center of the Upper Bradano Valley from which you can enjoy excellent views of the surrounding hills given its raised position at 587 m a.s.l.

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The city is famous above all for its "sassi", houses carved into the rock where, in ancient times, the population lived. Today part of these old houses are abandoned or house museums. Matera was the European Capital of Culture in 2019.

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The very ancient Sanctuary of Picciano stands on one of the numerous hills around Matera, 15 km from the city of the Sassi, in a very suggestive landscape dominated by thick vegetation. The Sanctuary, located in a strategic position on the top of the homonymous hill at about 440m above sea level. To reach the sanctuary it is necessary to walk about 4km uphill with a constant gradient of 12/14%. Once you reach the top you can enjoy the spiritual and sensory peace of the place. Really impressive.

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Climb of about 4km with a constant difference in height from 10 to 14%

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