
Villaggio neolitico
Villaggio neolitico
Matera, Italy
Last updated: February 11, 2026
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**★★★★★ Alex T. Pisapia — 4 months ago
The Natural Historical Archaeological Park of the Rupestrian Churches of Matera, also known as the Murgia Materana Park, is a protected area that extends along both sides of the Gravina di Matera, a deep canyon bordering the Sassi. Part of the park's territory, approximately one thousand hectares, was inscribed on the World Heritage List in 2007, in addition to the Sassi, for the UNESCO site of Matera. The Murgia Materana Park extends for approximately twenty kilometers on both sides, along the
**★★★★★ Michelangelo Tarasco — 2 years ago
Prehistoric Park in Murgia Timone near Matera, near Iazzo Gattini. Worth a visit; admission is free.
**★★★★★ Ayelén García Pinasco — 2 years ago
Impressive. The caves are worth exploring. I did it without a guide. I recommend going with someone familiar with the area to help you find them quickly and provide a background.
**★★★★★ She Matisse — 6 years ago
Located in the heart of the Murgia Park, easily accessible from the Jazzo Gattini refuge. It's also great for simply admiring the landscape dotted with windmills.















