Inglés Matera Tour incluye entradas Cave House y RockChurch.
Descripción
Visita guiada en inglés por el Sasso Caveoso, el Sasso Barisano y el centro de la ciudad Durante nuestra visita guiada vamos a ver el increíble casco antiguo de Matera. Vamos a visitar la casa cueva original que le mostrará cómo vivía la gente pobre en el pasado en los Sassi de Matera con muebles originales de la época. Durante el recorrido a pie visitaremos la Iglesia de la Roca con maravillosos frescos en su interior.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
la parte ya renovada con fondos de la UNESCO
se puede admirar el hermoso Sasso Caveoso, la parte más antigua excavada en la roca.
En la Casa Grotta del Casalnuovo es posible experimentar una auténtica casa de los Sassi a través de su mobiliario original y los utensilios cotidianos que la familia que la habitaba utilizaba en el día a día. Las comúnmente llamadas Case Grotta (casas cueva) son verdaderas colecciones etnográficas, pequeños museos con objetos cotidianos y de trabajo de los tiempos en que los Sassi estaban habitados, antes de la despoblación de los años cincuenta. En su interior se han reconstruido las habitaciones y el mobiliario originales de la casa antes de que los antiguos barrios se despoblaran a finales de la década de 1950.
La iglesia de la Madonna delle Grazie se encuentra en Via del Sasso Caveoso, en Matera. La iglesia estaba antiguamente dedicada a San Eustaquio, como se desprende de la visita pastoral de mons. Sarraceno en 1543-1544. La entrada es una espadaña. Incluye un bajorrelieve de terracota que representa a la Virgen con el Niño. El interior de la iglesia rupestre sólo presenta pequeñas alteraciones. Entre ellas, un imponente altar barroco situado cerca del iconostasio original. Detrás del altar hay una pared de roca con varias aberturas que conducen a la sacristía; el presbiterio solía estar allí. Hay dos cúpulas esculpidas en el techo y arcos absidales visibles. En la pared derecha hay una crucifixión, ahora en ruinas, bajo la cual hay un fresco descolorido.
aquí podrá admirar una de las vistas más impresionantes de la ciudad de matera
Lo más destacado
Qué incluye
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Se admiten animales de asistencia
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Los bebés deben sentarse en el regazo de un adulto
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
Opiniones(21)
Our guide had a lot of knowledge and family connection bot the story was repetitive and sometimes hard to understand with the accent. It was a very hot day so everyone was a bit frazzled
Our guide Brunella was fantastic. Very knowledgeable about Matera's history. The pace was fine and we had plenty of time to take pictures. We visited a rock/cave church and a rock/cave house as well and they were great.
Great way to understand and witness the history of Matera. Our guide was knowledgeable, personable and had a great sense of humour!
This was special tour which shared information about the town’s history from a personal viewpoint. It was unrushed and informative and we were so glad we spent the time with Brunnela!
Angela was an amazing tour guide, she really knew how to tell a story to bring the Sassi to life. Really enjoyed the 2 hour tour.
Great tour with an excellent guide. She also had roots in Materna. Small group was ideal to follow the stories.
Tour guide Brunella was fantastic. She is very knowledgeable and relayed the history of Matera. By incorporating her personal stories, tour is moving. You can feel how people were living in Matera before it became what it is today. She's respectful to people.
Bruna was a really interesting guide who took us to see wonderful views and some great cave buildings. Throughout the trip she shared stories from her father’s youth and how that impacted his life - this made it a very memorable visit.
Brunella gave a great tour with a visit to a cave church and house. She is from Matera and her father used to live in Sassi, so she had some insightful stories. It was an informative tour.
We were late to join the walk due to parking, but luckily we were able to catch up with Angela and join the tour which was excellent. Very educational and Angela was very good. Only feedback, is that Viator should tell people that you can’t park anywhere near where the walk starts. You need to park in the town itself. This caused us to be 20 minutes later.
