City Guide

Matera is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world, famous for its unique cave dwellings known as the Sassi.

Visitors can explore ancient rock churches, historic pathways, and panoramic viewpoints overlooking the canyon landscape.

The city offers a blend of history and modern culture, with museums, restaurants, and guided tours available throughout the area.

Lecce is renowned for its Baroque architecture, featuring intricately carved buildings made from local limestone.

The city has a rich Roman history, with ruins such as the Roman amphitheatre still visible today.

Visitors can enjoy vibrant streets, local markets, and traditional southern Italian cuisine.

Bergamo is divided into two areas: the modern lower town and the historic upper town known as Città Alta.

The upper town is surrounded by Venetian walls and features cobbled streets, historic squares, and scenic views.

Visitors can explore landmarks such as Piazza Vecchia and enjoy authentic Italian culture in a quieter setting.