Tourist Attractions & Monuments en Italie - Pouilles-Calabre-Basilicate

There are traditional clothing, tools, crafts, everyday objects… The museum also covers the different phases of the work of these communities (fibres, etc.).

San Severino Lucano is a small town in the province of Potenza. Vincenzo. San Severino Lucano offers many tourist attractions, including local events and accommodation facilities.

Discoveries on the "Montagna Grande" of Muro Lucano are two caves, the most recent of which was found in 1994. They are close to the rocks and are very unusual, almost surreal.

The Castelmezzano tourist information office is run by the Basilicata Tourist Board.

An isolated church, a splendid remnant of the village of Anglone, which was so Byzantine and disappeared in 1310. This city is mentioned only in documents dating from the Swabian era. The church of Romano-Gothic style was built between 1080 and the th century. The place is as fascinating as the mystery surrounding its origins…

Nova Siri sand beach is likely to be one of the most beautiful of the coast and its design less aggressive than elsewhere. The city municipality took advantage of the opportunity to pay tribute to Fellini: all tracks on the edge of the beach bear the names of its films…

Classified as a natural reserve, the forest of Pantano extends its 500 ha on the left bank of the river Sinni, horseback on the communes of Policoro and Rotondella. It represents a precious residue from the ancient Policoro forest, formerly very extensive. In this dense plant mass, there are typical species of mountain habitats, such as scalp, alder and oak oak, strangely mixed with Mediterranean species.

From the small square, where the view over the Murge is splendid, many paths and paths lead to sacred buildings, that one visits accompanied by a guide. These churches include that of the Madonna delle Tre Gate, that of San Pietro in Princibus, the one of Madonna della Croce, the th century, as well as that of San Falcione and its double presbytery.

This is the largest cave church in the area, with a facade of the Gothic-Gothic style made in 1303 by Leonio di Taranto. It is recognizable by its three porticos and its beautiful corniche flanked by small arches. Not far from there, also excavated in the rock, is the small church of Cristo alla Gravinella, whose facade is the th century.

Metaponto is a town in the Basilicata region. For tourist information, visitors can go to the Metaponto Tourist Office. The office address is Piazza Giovanni XXIII, 75010 Metaponto. The office offers information on local events, tourist attractions and services available in the area. Visitors interested in the history of the area can visit the National Archaeological Museum of Metaponto, located in Via Aristea 21. The museum houses a collection of archaeological artifacts that trace the history of Metaponto and the surrounding area. For municipal services, visitors can go to the Délégation Communale, located in Piazza Giovanni XXIII,1. Finally, for those wishing a guided tour of Metaponto and its surroundings, they can contact Silvio Scocuzza, a professional tour guide who offers tours in Italian, English and German.

After the river Agna, a little trail leads to this strange cave shaped by the sea millions of years ago. She was inhabited by man at the end of the upper Paleolithic, as evidenced by the presence of graves. Under the cave, another cavity housed 40 burials.

This cave church, known as the "Sistine Chapel" of the cave churches, reveals frescoes of the th century Original Sin, a unique testimony of the art of the Middle Ages in the Mediterranean.

Melfi, a town in the province of Potenza in Italy, has a tourist office called Proloco di Melfi - Infopoint. Melfi offers many historical and cultural sites to visit, such as the castle, the cathedral, the rock church of Santa Margherita, the national archaeological museum of Vulture and Melfese, the diocesan museum and the rock church of S. Lucia C.da Giaconelli.

La Galleria, located in Potenza, is the home of APT Basilicata, the Basilicata Territorial Promotion Agency. The agency offers a variety of tourist services and provides information on the region.

Diamante, located in the province of Cosenza in Italy, is an attractive tourist destination. The town offers a variety of activities and attractions for visitors. In addition to Proloco Diamante, the town also offers other interesting activities and sites. Visitors can enjoy the beaches and mountains of the Riviera dei Cedri, which lies in the heart of Diamante. There are also numerous hotels, restaurants, bars and bathing establishments to cater to the needs of tourists. Diamante is also famous for its murals and its peperoncino festival, which attracts many visitors every year. Tourists can also enjoy the fine weather and sunshine that characterize the region.

Praia a Mare is surrounded by interesting destinations such as Tortora, Aieta, San Nicola Arcella, Scalea, Santa Domenica Talao, Santa Maria del Cedro, Grisolia, Orsomarso, Papasidero, Verbicaro, Laino Borgo, Laino Castello and Mormanno.

Marina di Gioiosa Ionica is a charming town in the province of Reggio Calabria. Marina di Gioiosa Ionica offers many activities and attractions, including the Marina di Gioiosa Ionica beach, the Galea tower, the Greco-Roman theater and the Megale Hellas diving center. Visitors can also take advantage of the town's many fine restaurants and accommodations.

Nicknamed «Small Calabria Switzerland», the Sila National Park, established in 1997, is a beautiful territory of 150,000 ha, punctuated by many villages in height and mountain refuges, from which the Ionian Sea can be seen. It extends between the provinces of Cosenza, Crotone and Catanzaro in Calabria, lands rich in ancient traditions. This high plateau, extending the Apennin Calabria, promises a beautiful escape in nature.

Nicknamed the "small Swiss Calabrian", the Sila Park is a beautiful territory of 150 000 ha, equipped with numerous villages and mountain huts from which you can see the Ionian sea.

Scilla, a charming coastal town in Calabria, Italy, offers a variety of affordable accommodation options for travelers on a budget.

This rich and recently renovated parish church is one of the main sights of Caulonia. It has retained precious elements of medieval architecture, frescoes of the th and th centuries as well as th-century tombstones. The church also houses the tomb of Vincenzo Carafa (1488).

In the south of Reggio di Calabria and Aspromonte, several villages have been abandoned as a result of the destruction caused by earthquakes, particularly that of 1908. Furthermore, the arrival of the railway of the littoral in the th century promoted the appearance of new villages, which, having settled on the coast, emptied the villages of the mountains. These sites are called paesi fantasmi, or "ghost villages", and their view on a road gives rise to bitterness mingled with fascination. Pentedattilo was one of those towns, and the most characteristic one, but it is no longer completely abandoned. Pentedattilo means "five fingers," because it appears in the shape of Monte Calvario, with the sandstone rock that appears to wrap it. Like Pentedattilo and Brancaleone, they are sinister villages, almost dead, where only a few elderly or shepherds have not emigrated. And yet, in the 2 000 th century, the homes in the village of Pentedattilo were famous for the honey they produced…