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The Parasacco farm, next to the industrial area of San Nicola di Melfi, on the border between Basilicata and Puglia, tells a fascinating story. It is said that it dates back to the time of Frederick II of Swabia and over the centuries it passed through the hands of the Templars, the Angevins, the Dorias and the Bourbons. In 1846, the property became the property of Luigi Aquilecchia, whose name is engraved on the keystone of the entrance portal. A history full of influences and changes that has shaped Masseria Parasacco into a meeting point between history and contemporaneity.

Palazzo San Gervasio, a small town in the province of Potenza, is immersed in the lush nature of Basilicata and rich in history. Probably founded around 1050, it is known for its historic waters and for being one of the first to join the Neapolitan Republic in 1799. Here is also the characteristic mother church of "San Nicola", a splendid example of Apulian Romanesque architecture from the Nineteenth century.

Lavello, located in the Vulture-Melfese in Basilicata, rises in the middle valley of the Ofanto river. Characterized by an ancient origin, the town is home to the historic church of Sant'Anna, built in the 16th century and full of works of art. The territory preserves traces of Roman thermal buildings and early Christian burial grounds.

The particularity of this municipality is that it is an ancient Albanian colony founded at the end of the 1400s by Albanians fleeing persecution by the Turks. For a long time the Arbëreshe language was used in this municipality, typical of the Albanian exiles in Italy.

Picturesque town of almost 12,000 inhabitants in the province of Potenza, located in the Vulture-Melfese area. Venosa is known as the "Horatian City", for being the birthplace of the Latin poet Horace. It is also counted among the most beautiful villages in Italy.