How much do outdoor history and culture adventures in Matera cost?

Prices vary by format and duration. Sunset walks through Murgia Park tend to be the most affordable option, while longer guided hikes that include the Tibetan suspension bridge or entry to cave houses and rock churches sit at a mid-range level.

Which outdoor adventures in Matera offer free cancellation?

Every experience listed here includes free cancellation. That covers the Matera Tour in English with Cave House and Rock Church Entry, the Murgia Park and Sassi sunset tour, the Sassi, Murgia and Tibetan Bridge hike, the Murgia Materana sunset tour, the Matera Treasure Hunt through the Sassi, and the Murgia trekking with suspension bridge and.

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History & culture · Matera

Matera: History & Culture Outdoor Adventures

Average rating4.7Median price$65

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About Matera

Matera is one of the world's oldest continuously inhabited settlements, and its Sassi cave districts spill directly into the rugged ravines of Murgia Materana Park — a landscape where rock churches, prehistoric caves and Byzantine frescoes sit along walking trails. You can explore this layered history on foot with experiences like the Matera Tour in English with Cave House and Rock Church Entry, which opens up the cave dwellings and rock-hewn churches, or the Murgia Park and Sassi at Sunset: Guided Tour of Nature and History, where the geology and centuries of human settlement are read

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Frequently asked questions

In Matera, history isn't behind glass — it's carved into the rock you walk through. The Sassi cave dwellings, rock churches with Byzantine frescoes and the rupestrian settlements of Murgia Materana Park are all part of an open landscape.