What to do near Calvello, PZ

Anzi Astronomical Observatory

It stands on one of the highest villages in Basilicata, in the Lucanian Apennine Park, and is a destination for visitors because of its intrinsic beauty and high qualification for the study of the stars.

Bridge to the Moon

300 meters of steel cables and sleepers suspended 120 meters above the vast landscape around Sasso Castalda. This is the Bridge to the Moon, an unforgettable adventure in the heart of Basilicata.

Castle of Brindisi di Montagna

An ancient sentinel bent but not vanquished by time, it watches over the village that lives quietly at its feet. In summer it tells the story of life in the Middle Ages, or that of brigands from the Grancia.

Castelmezzano

It is one of the villages of the Lucanian Dolomites. Set among the rocks, it offers a landscape that enchants in every season. Together with Pietrapertosa, it forms the two extremes of the Flight of the Angel.

Route of the seven stones

Dancing with the witches

The Caracciolo castle between history and legend

Dreaming of the court of the White Lady

Melandro Valley, the most colorful valley in Italy

Satriano is one of 3 villages that have reproduced themed scenes on the walls of their homes and continue to increase them each year so it is always nice to come back and see all three.

Shrine of Our Lady of Grace

It is a small shrine at the entrance to the village, nestled in the woods, which comes alive at its anniversary celebration that ends with a procession . It is an ideal place to refresh the spirit.

Abandoned village of Campomaggiore Vecchio

It is a fantastic village abandoned by a landslide. Its ruins, which can be visited year-round, are reborn as a summer theater in summer, telling a story of abandonment and cultural rebirth.

San Michele alle Grottelle

The strange procession with which Padula honors its patron saint

The Charterhouse of Padula, Unesco heritage site

Where the Tanagro becomes a river

The Baptistery of San Giovanni in Fonte

Where the water of the baptismal rite flows from a spring and on Easter night...