Sasso Caveoso

The Sasso Caveoso, located in the southern part of Matera, is one of the two ancient districts that, together with the Sasso Barisano, constitute the historic heart of the city. This district is an authentic masterpiece of rock architecture, with houses, churches, and palaces carved into the limestone rock, creating a unique urban landscape in […]

Lanfranchi Palace

Palazzo Lanfranchi is one of the most emblematic historical buildings in Matera, a true treasure trove of history, art, and culture located in the heart of the Civita district. Built in the 17th century, the palace represents a splendid example of Baroque architecture and now houses the National Museum of Medieval and Modern Art of […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]