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The Chapel of the Madonna di Monteserico, located on the esplanade of the ancient castle, is a small rural sanctuary linked to the local popular devotion. Once the hub of the village's religious life, it housed an image of the Virgin believed to be miraculous, and even today, Mass is celebrated there once a year in her honor.

A town of about 1,100 inhabitants, Cancellara sits at about 700 meters above sea level and is one of the most famous and beautiful villages in the province of Potenza. It is particularly renowned for its castle and numerous churches.

From here, the view opens onto a picturesque landscape: on one side, you can admire the imposing Ponte della Gravina, an 18th-century engineering feat that connects the two banks of the canyon, and on the other, the deep ravine with its natural landscape. In the distance, you can make out the outline of the historic center, perched on the hill.

The bridge over the Gravina Gorge is very impressive. The festival of lights when the bridge is illuminated is also great.

Gravina in Puglia is the charming town where the Alta Murgia park is located. The town and the surrounding area are characterized by the famous ravines: deep canyons dug into the rock by water over time. Here, you can also admire the Aqueduct bridge that connects the two banks of the Gravina stream.

at the foot of the Murgia Materana, a place of art and history

Be careful to follow the cycle path (which leads to the panoramic point) only in the permitted direction, i.e. downhill. It is in fact a one-way track, and going uphill (therefore against traffic) there is a real risk of being hit by bikes descending at high speed due to the high gradient (10%).

Going along the absurd cycle path (a bit kamikaze and one-way) of via San Vito you reach an open space from which it is possible to admire the overhangs of the ravine and above all the rear vault of the Sanctuary of S. Maria della Palomba, which from this perspective it almost appears to materialize directly from the rocks below and from the adjacent tuff quarry.