Basilicata Italy Travel Articles
The small Italian region of Basilicata
is located in the "in-step" of the Italian boot. Basilicata is the most
mountainous region in Italy with nearly 50% of its territory covered by
mountains, with the rest of the area nearly fully covered in hills.
Although Basilicata has less than 10 miles of coastline on the
Mediterranean Sea,
that coastline is one of its best-kept secrets and the seaside town of Maratea
could give anywhere in the Amalfi Coast a run for its money in the
beauty department. The most famous site in Basilicata is the sassi
(caves) of Matera which were declared a World Heritage Site by
UNESCO. The following articles are free access to all readers:
Maratea May Be Italy's Next Amalfi Coast
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Events Calendar: What's Happening in Italy This Winter
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