UNESCO Gems Tour with Hotel Pickup From Lecce

The Sassi di Matera are two districts of the Italian city of Matera, Basilicata, well-known for their ancient cave dwellings inhabited since the Paleolithic period.

Sasso Barisano is one of the two ancient districts (the other being Sasso Caveoso) that make up the historic heart of Matera, in southern Italy. Together, they form the iconic Sassi di Matera, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1993.

The Parco Regionale della Murgia Materana is a breathtaking natural and archaeological gem located just outside the city of Matera in southern Italy. This regional park spans a rugged landscape of deep ravines, limestone cliffs, and open plateaus covered in Mediterranean vegetation. I

Located in the Itria Valley in southern Italy, Alberobello is a small town which is famous for its distinctive cone-roofed stone buildings, known as trulli.

This quiet and calm area is great for photos. The name derives from the ancient custom of beating wheat in the square.

One of the most iconic and picturesque districts in Alberobello, and a key part of why the town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It's the largest concentration of trulli—those famous whitewashed, conical-roofed houses unique to the region.

A small yet historically and spiritually significant church located near the edge of Rione Monti in Alberobello, Puglia. Overlooking the famous trulli district from an elevated position, this church offers not only a place of quiet reflection but also one of the best panoramic views of the town.