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Spend some time in Matera on a tour that takes in other cities in Italy and neighboring countries. Our custom tour packages including Matera and other destinations throughout Italy and Europe make multi-city trips hassle-free. We take care of getting you from place to place, accommodation, excursions and activities.

Historical Design Hotel
This hotel has a unique atmosphere thanks to its architect owner.

Heritage Boutique Hotel & Spa
Charming setting inside an ancient Roman spa.

Classic Luxury Hotel
The charming classic elegance of a bygone era within a palace facing the cathedral.
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Prices in Matera are generally more affordable compared to other popular Italian destinations. Dining out at local restaurants typically costs between €15 and €30 per person, depending on the type of restaurant and its location. Attractions, such as visiting the Sassi cave dwellings or local museums, are usually priced between €10 and €15.
In Matera, the best way to get around is on foot, as the city is built into ancient cave dwellings, and many of its key attractions are within walking distance of each other. The narrow, winding streets of the Sassi area are best explored by walking, allowing you to fully appreciate the unique architecture and scenery. The most interesting historic attractions are located in the “Sassi”, a maze of tiny alleys and one-way only roads normally inaccessible to cars or in which driving your vehicle is extremely difficult. While the city center is compact, if you need to travel further, taxis are available, and there are also a few buses connecting the town to nearby areas. However, most visitors find walking to be the most enjoyable and convenient way to explore Matera.
In most cases, a half-day private walking tour followed by lunch in a charming cave-restaurant is enough to experience the atmosphere and explore the main historic sites. For a more immersive and enriching experience, especially for art and history enthusiasts, we recommend spending 2 to 3 nights in a unique cave-room hotel. This would include a half-day walking tour and a day trip to the surrounding countryside, traditional wineries, and remote villages, either with a rented car and guide or through a private excursion with a guide and driver.
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