All the Ebas guides to plan your trip to Basilicata: cities, parks, villages, trails and traditions. Below you’ll also find the region’s tourist areas, each with its towns, sights and events.
Travel guides
- The most beautiful villages of BasilicataThe villages of Basilicata not to miss, area by area: Lucanian Dolomites, badlands, Vulture, Pollino and Val d'Agri, with what to see in eac…
- The castles of BasilicataCastles to visit in Basilicata: Melfi, Lagopesole, Venosa, Miglionico, Valsinni, Muro Lucano, Brienza and Pietrapertosa, with their history.
- Lucanian Dolomites: what to see and doGuide to the Lucanian Dolomites: Castelmezzano, Pietrapertosa, the Flight of the Angel, the Path of the Seven Stones, the via ferrata and th…
- Christmas in BasilicataChristmas in Basilicata: nativity scenes, bonfires and traditions, festive sweets and December and January events in Lucanian villages.
- Basilicata coast to coast: from Maratea to the Ionian SeaBasilicata coast to coast: the Tyrrhenian-to-Ionian road trip inspired by Rocco Papaleo's film, from Maratea to Scanzano Jonico, plus the wa…
- Carnival in Basilicata: the 9 historic masksBasilicata's historic carnivals: Aliano's horned masks, Tricarico's cows and bulls, Satriano's Rumita, Lavello's Domino and the other ritual…
- Pollino National Park: a guide to the Basilicata sidePollino in Basilicata: the Park's 24 towns, the peaks, the Bosnian pine, what to see and the best trails, from Monte Pollino to the Garden o…
- Basilicata by bike: MTB, road and cycle routesCycling routes in Basilicata: Coast 2 Coast by MTB, Sentiero Italia by bike, Appennino Bike Tour and Ciclovia Meridiana, with GPX tracks to…
- Collina Materana: a guide to the villages of the badlandsCollina Materana: Aliano and Carlo Levi's badlands, the ghost town of Craco, Accettura's Maggio, Stigliano and the hill villages of inland M…
- Matera: complete guide to the Sassi and the MurgiaMatera: what to see in the Sassi, viewpoints, rock churches, museums, the Murgia, the Bruna feast, 1-3 day itineraries and practical tips.
- Lucanian flavours: a guide to Basilicata food, area by areaBasilicata's flavours: PDO and PGI products, crunchy peppers, cheeses, wines, traditional dishes and where to taste them in every area of th…
Tourist areas of Basilicata
- Alto BradanoWheat hills, Acerenza cathedral and the villages of the north-east10 towns
- Dolomiti LucaneSandstone spires, the Flight of the Angel and the villages of the upper Basento10 towns
- Maratea e la Valle del NoceBasilicata's only stretch of Tyrrhenian coast and the villages of the Noce valley5 towns
- Marmo Platano e MelandroMountain villages, castles and murals on the border with Campania12 towns
- Matera e la MurgiaThe Sassi, rock churches and villages between the Murgia and the Bradano8 towns
- Metapontino e Costa JonicaBeaches, Magna Graecia and the badlands of the Ionian coast9 towns
- Parco del PollinoThe 24 Lucanian towns of Italy's largest national park24 towns
- Potenza e dintorniThe regional capital, Lake Pignola and the villages around the city8 towns
- Unione dei Comuni della Collina MateranaSeven villages among badlands, woods and history in the heart of the province of Matera7 towns
- Val d'AgriThe Agri valley between Grumentum, sanctuaries and mountains19 towns
- Valle del BasentoOlive groves, villages and woods along the Basento river5 towns
- Vulture-MelfeseThe extinct volcano, the Monticchio lakes, Frederick II and Aglianico wine14 towns
