Long Cistern
An ancient underground water reservoir in Matera, showcasing the city's historic water management system.
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2 Belvedere di Piazza Giovanni Pascoli
A panoramic viewpoint offering stunning views over the Sassi di Matera and the surrounding landscape.
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3 Cathedral Basilica of Matera “Most Holy Mary of the Bruna”
A beautiful 13th-century cathedral known for its Romanesque and Apulian architectural styles.
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4 Parco Regionale della Murgia Materana
A regional park featuring unique rock formations, caves, and archaeological sites near Matera.
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5 Cave House in the Sassi of Matera
Traditional cave dwellings carved into the limestone, offering insight into ancient Materan life.
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6 Sasso Caveoso
One of the two main districts of the Sassi di Matera, known for its ancient cave houses and narrow streets.
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8 Castello Tramontano
A 16th-century castle built to protect Matera, offering historical insights and panoramic views.
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10 Church of Saint Mary of Idris
A rock-hewn church located on the top of a rocky outcrop, famous for its ancient frescoes.
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11 Palazzo Lanfranchi
An 18th-century palace housing the National Museum of Medieval and Modern Art of Basilicata.
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12 Casa Grotta del Casalnuovo
A preserved cave dwelling museum showcasing traditional Materan living conditions.
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14 Chiesa del Purgatorio
A Baroque church in Matera known for its elaborate facade and religious art.
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17 MUSMA - Museo della Scultura Contemporanea
A contemporary sculpture museum located in a historic cave-palace, blending art and history.
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18 Casa grotta “C’era una volta...”
A cave house museum illustrating traditional lifestyles in the Sassi of Matera.
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19 MOOM / Matera Olive Oil Museum
A museum dedicated to the history and production of olive oil in the Matera region.
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20 Madonna delle Virtù e San Nicola dei Greci
Ancient rupestrian churches carved into rock, famous for their historical and religious significance.
