Matera: Attractions and more...
Sassi is the most historic site in Matera, which consists of various grottos carved from limestone. The caves have been modified for the tourists and depict the conditions in which the people of the city lived.
The Madonna Della Bruna Festival is an annual festival which celebrates the life of Madonna Della Bruna, an important figure in the town’s history. The day commences with several parades and processions in the patron’s honour. The highlight of the event is an elaborate fireworks display.
An important and popular monument is the cathedral built in the Apulian-Romanesque style of architecture. The church consists of a tall bell tower with a prominent statue of Maria della Bruna and a decorative interior of rose windows and elegant columns.
The New Wine and Oil Festival features different varieties of wines and olive oils which are made locally. Visitors can browse through the collection as well as buy the specialties.
What to see in detail
Sassi
The Sassi
Cattedrale di Santa Maria della Bruna
Will find places of interest on the map. Clock on the attractions for details
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