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Santa Maria de Idris was the highlight of our exploration of Matera. Beginning with a small church, it unfolds into ever more marvels carved deep within the cavern. The claustrophobic sense of what it must have been like to live in these caves is immediate,...More
Every corner in Matera's old town is amazing, try to catch the views and enjoy the great scenery. The structure of the town worth exploring including houses, churches and buildings of different functions.
This medieval church, caved in the rock, is the perfect example of what Matera represents, its architectural and unique print. Outside, a great view on the city and the Murgia. Inside, a spiritual and timeless atmosphere. Every visitor is surrounded by some of the most...More
You can get a ticket for entering the church for 3 euro OR you can get a ticket to enter this and other 2 churches for 6 euros (which I recommend). Anyway, this is the most fascinating of them all. It's definitely the most authentic...More
The town is an historical collection of homes, churches and stables set within the caves of the the mountains. An amazing experience. The church itself is beautiful. The local people sell their works of art - make sure you buy a local piece and not...More
This is one of the many churches located in Matera. This one is worth your visit because it is very unique. It is fairly easy to find and has some interesting fresco's
This is a unique church because it is self-contained inside the tower-like outcropping of rock, not hidden inside a hillside. You can walk up and around the entire building for great views of the river gorge and Matera itself. It is very architecturally interesting. Inside,...More
Two churches in one built on a rocky outcrop have panoramic views of old Matera. Once inside one sees first hand the amazing frescos dating back to the 11th century. Our guide one again proved invaluable as she pointed out and explained the points of...More
Very interesting place. Highly recommend not to miss it in Matera. The rock hewn church is located to the top of the Mount and is totally curved into the rock. The place also have the wonderful view.
There are amazing frescoes here, some as old as 900 years. You can get a joint ticket for 6 Euros for here and two of the other rupestrian churches. Would recommend first starting in Casa Noha, which shows a series of 4 short films (about...More
