Provincial Palace
The Palace of the Province of Matera is one of the most significant buildings in the city, not only for its institutional importance, but also for the historical and artistic value it represents. Located in the heart of the historic center, this palace is a symbol of the political and social evolution of Matera, as […]
Bronzini Palace
Palazzo Bronzini is one of the architectural gems located in the historic center of Matera. This building, dating back to the 18th century, represents a significant example of the Lucanian Baroque style, characterized by elegance and sophistication. Its central location, near the Cathedral of Matera, makes Palazzo Bronzini a point of reference both historically and […]
Palace of the Casale
Palazzo del Casale, located in the heart of Matera, is a valuable example of historical architecture that reflects the cultural and social evolution of the city. This palace, presumably built in the 18th century, represents one of the most significant noble residences in the Sassi di Matera, an area known for its rock-hewn dwellings dating […]
Town Hall
The Palazzo del Sedile is one of the most emblematic and significant buildings in Matera, located in the central Piazza del Sedile. Built between 1540 and 1541, the palace served as the seat of the city government, hosting the town hall and local parliament until the 19th century. Its architecture, rich in Renaissance and Baroque […]
Palace of the Annunciation
The Palazzo dell’Annunziata, located in the heart of Matera in Piazza Vittorio Veneto, is a magnificent example of rococo architecture that reflects the rich history and culture of the city. Built starting from 1735, the palace was designed by the architect Vito Valentino, although its construction was later completed by Mauro Manieri, a architect from […]
Bernardini Palace
Palazzo Bernardini, located in the heart of Matera, is a magnificent example of Renaissance architecture that embodies the historical and cultural richness of the city. Built in the 16th century, the palace is one of the most significant noble buildings in the Sassi of Matera, and its history is closely linked to the events of […]
Diocesan Museum
The Diocesan Museum of Matera, inaugurated in 2011, is located in the ancient premises of the former Seminary, built in 1906 by Archbishop Raffaele Rossi. This museum offers visitors a unique opportunity to explore the rich religious and artistic history of the city, thanks to its vast collection of sacred works ranging from the 11th […]
Immersive Museum of La Bruna
The Immersive Museum of La Bruna in Matera represents an extraordinary fusion of history, tradition, and modern technology, offering visitors a unique experience that celebrates the Feast of La Bruna, one of the most heartfelt and participated religious events in the city. Located in the heart of Matera, the museum uses advanced augmented and virtual […]
Musma
The Museum of Contemporary Sculpture Matera (MUSMA) is one of the most important cultural institutions in Matera and a reference point for lovers of contemporary art. Inaugurated in 2006, MUSMA is housed in the seventeenth-century Palazzo Pomarici, also known as the “Palace of the Hundred Rooms” for its labyrinthine structure and vast extension on multiple […]
National Archaeological Museum Domenico Ridola
The National Archaeological Museum Domenico Ridola, located in the heart of Matera, is one of the oldest and most important archaeological museums in Italy. Founded in 1911, the museum is named after Domenico Ridola, a doctor and senator with a deep passion for archaeology. Ridola, through his research, significantly contributed to the discovery and preservation […]
