How much do city tours in Matera cost?

Matera's city tours sit mostly in the mid-range, with open-bus and walking options at the more affordable end and private or food-based experiences priced higher. Because prices are shown in your own currency when you book, you can compare the exact cost of each option directly on the activity page before deciding.

Which city tours in Matera have free cancellation?

Most tours on this page can be cancelled free of charge, including the open-bus Sassi circuit, the Casa Grotta and rock church guided walk, the open-top UNESCO and 007 route, and the Ape Calessino tour. A few experiences, such as the tuk-tuk tour, are marked as selling fast and may have different terms, so check the individual listing.

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Family-Friendly City Tours in Matera

Average rating4.7Median price$52

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About Matera

Matera is one of the rare cities where kids can walk through a UNESCO-listed cave town and treat it like a playground of stone stairways, hidden cisterns and rock churches. The Sassi reward curiosity at every turn, and the easiest way to keep younger travellers engaged is a ride-and-walk format such as the Panoramic Tour of Matera's Sassi in Open-Bus with Cave House or the Matera Guided Tour: Casa Grotta & Rock Church, both short enough to hold attention from start to finish.

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The best options for families keep distances short and mix moving with stopping. Open-bus and tuk-tuk circuits cover the steep Sassi lanes without tiring young legs, while guided walks that include a cave house or rock church give children something concrete to look at and touch. Tours of around one to two hours tend to work best with kids.