We will start our day by exploring the beautiful city of Bari. Wander through the narrow streets of its old town and discover its charming markets.

Visit the impressive Basilica of Saint Nicholas, an important pilgrimage site and a magnificent example of Apulian Romanesque architecture. Discover the history of the city’s patron saint and marvel at the beautiful artworks housed within this sanctuary. The visit is from the outside.

Don’t miss the majestic Cathedral of Saint Sabinus, an architectural gem blending Romanesque and Byzantine elements. Admire its impressive facade, beautiful mosaics, and tranquil cloister, while your guide shares fascinating stories and legends associated with this iconic building. The visit is from the outside.

Once in Matera, marvel at the ancient houses carved into the rock, the fascinating alleyways, and the panoramic views of the Sassi, a labyrinth of ancient caves dating back to the Stone Age. Our guide will lead you through this impressive site while sharing the stories and legends that surround it.

The Cathedral of Matera is located on the highest point of the city, in the "Civita" district, from the Cathedral you can enjoy a wonderful view of the Sasso Barisano. The building dates back to the 13th century and stands on the ruins of the ancient Benedictine monastery of St. Eustace. Since 1627 the Cathedral has been dedicated to the Madonna della Bruna and St. Eustace, protectors of the city of Matera. The visit is from the outside.

Piazza Vittorio Veneto is the main access point to the Sassi and the most important square in the historic centre of Matera. Crossroads of the streets of the city centre, of the elegant via del Corso with its shop windows and bistros, of the typical via delle Beccherie that leads to the Duomo, of the most exciting view of the Sassi. A breathtaking panorama that dominates the landscape of the millenary city from above.

The rest of the time you will be traveling backward and towards from Bari to Matera