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In this section, we provide detailed information on some of the most notable places of interest in the Basilicata region.
These are categorised by type: from sites of religious significance to nature reserves, for example…
The beaches at Metaponto are amongst the most beautiful on the Ionian coast: wide, sandy and with crystal-clear waters, ideal for both relaxation and
Colobraro is a municipality situated in the Basilicata region, specifically in the province of Matera, in Italy. This small village is famous for its history and
Bed and breakfast with a hot tub in Bernalda. We are situated a 30-minute drive from the Rabatana district of Tursi, in a strategic location for
Rivello is a charming medieval village, situated in a very scenic spot overlooking a valley in the Basilicata region of southern Italy.
If there’s one Italian region you should visit this year, it’s Basilicata. A small region in southern Italy, it’s home to so many hidden gems that everyone,
Vaglio is a small town situated on the crest of a hill in Basilicata, with a medieval layout that is still clearly visible, despite the changes that have taken place over time.
Palazzo Ammicc, which is still inhabited today, is one of Bernalda’s most popular architectural attractions. This attraction goes beyond the mere medieval architectural style, as
Grumento Nova (formerly known as Saponaria di Grumento or simply Saponaria – so much so that its inhabitants were known as ‘saponaresi’ – until 1932) is an Italian municipality in the
The museum houses and organises an archaeological collection that spans the history of the Metapontino area, from prehistoric settlements to the late antique period. Steps have been taken to
Lucania is brimming with significant sites and museums, largely devoted to the region’s archaeology – thanks, in part, to its history linked to the Magna
Metaponto is a hamlet in the municipality of Bernalda. Small in size, but big on what it has to offer! And, for those who are curious or
«Carnival, little carnival, have a few sausages, and if you don’t want to, I’ll give you a good thrashing’ (Folk rhyme) The Satriano Carnival, as is often the case with
