House Noha
Casa Noha, located in the Civita district of Matera, is an emblem of the recovery of the city’s historical and cultural heritage. This ancient building, which now houses an interpretation center of Matera’s history, offers visitors an immersive journey through the centuries, telling the story of Matera’s transformation from a prehistoric settlement to European Capital […]
Cathedral of Matera
The Cathedral of Matera, dedicated to Santa Maria della Bruna and Saint Eustace, majestically stands on the Civita, the highest point of the city, overlooking the famous Sassi. Built between 1230 and 1270, the cathedral is a perfect example of Apulian Romanesque style, characterized by sober and elegant lines that contrast with the baroque opulence […]
Cistern House
Immersed in the heart of the Sassi di Matera, Casa Cisterna represents one of the most fascinating examples of troglodytic life that characterizes this ancient city. Casa Cisterna is a living testimony of the extraordinary adaptability of the inhabitants of Matera, who for centuries have exploited the natural resources of the territory to survive. The […]
House Cave of Vico Solitario
The Casa Grotta di Vico Solitario, located in the heart of the Sasso Caveoso in Matera, is a living icon of the troglodytic life that has characterized this city for millennia. Matera, with its famous Sassi, is a place where history and culture intertwine in a unique way, and the Casa Grotta di Vico Solitario […]
House Cave
In the heart of Matera, immersed in the timeless charm of the Sassi, lies Casa Cava, a place that combines history, art, and innovation. Casa Cava is an extraordinary example of how the past can be reinvented for the present and the future, transforming an ancient tuff quarry into a versatile cultural center of international […]
Belvedere of Murgia Timone
The Belvedere of Murgia Timone is one of the most suggestive panoramic points of the Park of Murgia Materana, which extends for about 8,000 hectares in the heart of Basilicata, near the city of Matera. This place is not only a corner of extraordinary natural beauty, but also a concentration of history, art, and culture […]
Matera Murgia Plateau
The Murgia Materana Plateau, located between the cities of Matera and Montescaglioso in Basilicata, is a landscape characterized by a rugged and rocky appearance that hides an unparalleled natural, archaeological, and historical richness. This park, officially known as the Archaeological Historical Natural Park of the Rock Churches of Matera, covers approximately 8,000 hectares and was […]
San Siro Stadium
The Giuseppe Meazza Stadium, also known as San Siro, is one of the temples of world football and the beating heart of Milanese sports. Located in the San Siro district, the stadium is an undisputed symbol for football fans and one of the architectural icons of Milan. Its history began in 1925, when the president […]
New Gate
Porta Nuova in Milan is one of the city’s six main gates, located in the neighborhood of the same name which has undergone an extraordinary urban transformation in recent decades. The current structure, built between 1810 and 1813 according to the design of architect Giuseppe Zanoia, is a perfect example of neoclassical architecture. The arch, […]
Ambrosian Art Gallery
The Ambrosian Art Gallery in Milan is one of the city’s oldest art museums, founded in 1618 by Cardinal Federico Borromeo. Located inside the Ambrosian Palace, the art gallery is part of the Veneranda Biblioteca Ambrosiana, an institution established by Borromeo to promote knowledge and artistic education. The collection of the art gallery reflects the […]
