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Sassi di Matera
Palombaro Lungo
Casa Cava
I suggest grabbing a quick bite at nearby cafes before or after your visit. The food around can be super budget-friendly compared to dining inside. You wouldn't believe the delicious options I missed out on!
Matera Cathedral
Sasso Caveoso
I suggest wearing comfy shoes – the cobblestone streets can be a bit tricky, and you don't want to end up with sore feet halfway through! Trust me, I learned that the hard way.
I think exploring some of the less crowded alleyways was a highlight for me! I found some stunning views and cute cafes without the tourist rush. Don't just stick to the main paths!
Church of Saint John Baptist
Palazzo Lanfranchi
Casa Noha
I recommend checking out the nearby café before entering. They usually have a sweet deal on coffee and pastries, which can make for a nice snack to enjoy after your visit without breaking the bank.
My advice is to bring a light jacket, even in summer. The air inside can get a bit chilly, which I totally wasn't expecting! I'd have saved myself some discomfort if I had known