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A hillside town with closely packed stone buildings, a tall church tower, lush greenery, and clouds overhead.
4.9 (28 reviews)

Sassi di Matera

Tour ancient cave dwellings and visit rock-hewn churches

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Casa Noha: Entry Ticket

Available Saturday, 14 Feb
  • Duration: 30mins
  • Live guide in English, French
  • Audio guide
  • Group of max. 15 people
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Paul,  Netherlands Netherlands
04 Aug 2024
Excellent
First visit Casa Noha and afterwards the old city! The information you receive at Casa Noha opens your eyes and makes your visit to the old city and the sassies much more worthwile!
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Michael,  United States United States
02 Oct 2023
Good
Very informative and good start for a tour of the Sassi of Matera.
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Anonymous
11 Apr 2024
Excellent
This was so worthwhile. We came here before we walked anywhere. It gave us such an intimate description and understanding of the people and the place that it stayed with us wherever we wandered. 💯...
This was so worthwhile. We came here before we walked anywhere. It gave us such an intimate description and understanding of the people and the place that it stayed with us wherever we wandered. 💯 worth spending the half hour or so here before you go anywhere else. Our 15 and 12 year old were describing the history of the place to their relatives with confidence afterwards. Fantastic.
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