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

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

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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

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

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Beautiful sand beach, various facilities, also wild part

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.

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The most appreciated ghost town in Basilicata!

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Evocative and unique ghost town to admire!

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It is a ghost town which was gradually abandoned by its inhabitants due to a landslide in the 80's.

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Town on the sea along the Ionian coast. Worthy of a visit is the Palazzo Baronale, a feudal type building which today houses offices and cultural events.

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View of Montalbano Jonico and its characteristic gullies, clayey rock formations that change after the passage of rainwater that digs their profiles.

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About 50 kilometers from Matera, in Basilicata, is Craco, a suggestive when ghostly Italian ghost town. In 1963 a landslide that forced its inhabitants to take refuge in the new municipality of Craco Peschiera and Craco has become a tourist destination much loved by visitors from all over the world. Of the old Craco today the houses clinging to the rock remain and in particular the Norman tower, which stands on the highest part of the village. Among the ghost towns in Italy Craco stands out because of its suggestive landscape. The ghost town of Craco can be admired thanks to a guided tour, along a secured itinerary, given that some architectures still continue to yield.

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Until the Murattian era, when cemeteries were established, the chapel of the Madonna della Sulla was used for religious services in the summer months, when the mother church of Bollita (today's Nova Siri) was impracticable.

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The road climbs towards Rotondella, the crossroads leads to the entrance of Nova Siri Paese

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Suggestive and beautiful country to visit!

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Scanzano Jonico is located in a flat area along the Ionian coast less than 1 km from the sea in the south-western part of the region; the municipal area is at a height ranging from 0 to 106 m a.s.l., with an average of 21 m a.s.l.; however most of the municipal area, including the main town, is located a few meters above sea level. It borders to the north with the municipality of Pisticci (28 km), to the east with the Ionian Sea (1 km), to the south with the territories of Policoro (6 km) and Tursi (26 km) and to the west with the municipality of Montalbano Jonico (19 km). Arriving in Scanzano Jonico it is possible to visit, almost at the entrance to the town, the Baronial Palace with an adjoining chapel. It is a square-plan feudal building with an internal courtyard and a crenellated tower. Currently the structure houses some municipal offices and also cultural activities are carried out inside. The small chapel of the Théotokos (Mother of God) was recently reconsecrated, on whose portal stands a bas-relief of the Annunciation dating back to the year 1000. Inside a wooden crucifix and a silver crown of SS. Maria Annunziata of the eighteenth century. The period of construction dates back to the year 1000, and has been remodeled several times. The current structure dates back to the sixteenth century. Restored in the late nineties. Originally the center was under the control of the Basilian monks of Sant'Elia di Carbone and later passed to the domain of Pedro de Toledo, who had the baronial palace built. A consolidation project was necessary, planned in 1998 and implemented starting from 2001. Once the works were completed, the Baronial Palace became the seat of the Technical Office of the Municipality of Scanzano Jonico (Matera), Basilicata. Scanzano Jonico was a fraction of the Municipality of Montalbano Jonico then in 1974 that agglomeration of houses expanded, increased and became an autonomous municipality.

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Craco (Cràchë in the local dialect) is an Italian town of 630 inhabitants [1] in the province of Matera in Basilicata. In 1963, the historic center began to undergo depopulation due to a landslide which, in the early 1980s, made it a real ghost town. This phenomenon has contributed to making the town of Craco special, which, due to this characteristic, has become a tourist destination, as well as a coveted film set.

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Craco (Cràchë in the local dialect) is an Italian town of 630 inhabitants [1] in the province of Matera in Basilicata. In 1963, the historic center began to undergo depopulation due to a landslide which, in the early 1980s, made it a real ghost town. This phenomenon has contributed to making the town of Craco special, which, due to this characteristic, has become a tourist destination, as well as a coveted film set. The historic center of Craco is located in the hilly area that precedes the Lucanian Apennines at about 390 m a.s.l., halfway between the mountains and the sea, in the central-western part of the province. The territory is varied, with a predominance of gullies, deep furrows dug in a clay soil by the descent into the valley of the rainwater. In the sixties the historic center was emptied following a landslide that made it a real ghost town. Part of the inhabitants moved downstream, in the locality of "Craco Peschiera", where the municipal seat was also transferred. At that time the center had almost 2000 inhabitants. The landslide that forced the population to abandon their homes seems to have been caused by infrastructure works, sewers and water networks, serving the town. In 1972 a flood worsened the situation further, preventing any repopulation of the historic center and, after the 1980 earthquake, Craco vecchia was completely abandoned. To evaluate any earthquake movements, given the area with a high seismic risk and above all to notify other movements of the landslide, some sensors were positioned. To date, the same people have highlighted that the center is in conditions of stability. Despite this forced exodus, Craco has remained intact, turning into a ghost town. In 2010, the village entered the list of monuments to be protected drawn up by the World Monuments Fund. [18] The municipality, in the implementation of a recovery plan for the village, has established, since the spring of 2011, a guided tour, along a route made safe, which allows you to travel along the main street of the village, up to the one that remains of the old main square, which collapsed following the landslide. In December 2012, a new itinerary was inaugurated, which allows you to enter the core of the ghost town.

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wonder for the view and the still atmosphere of time

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