Private Tour in 2 UNESCO Sites: Alberobello & Matera.

5.0 (21 reviews) 7–9 hours Free cancellation Private tour

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About this activity

This tour is private only, which allows you to visit and fully enjoy two UNESCO sites at once at a decent price.

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At a glance

Duration: 7–9 hours
Confirmation: Instant confirmation
Ticket: Mobile or paper ticket accepted
Group: Your group only
People per booking: 1–4
Guide: English, Italian
Operated by: Apulia Prime Tours.

Ages: Adults (0–99 years)

What is included

Included

Included: Private transportation
Included: Entrance fees: Entrance fee
Included: Tour Guide

Not included

Not included: Tips are appreciated
Not included: Items not listed as included are excluded and billed extra.

Itinerary

Matera

3 hours

First of all, we are going to Matera from your accommodation to explore the city's rich history and stunning landscapes. Here, I'll share stories about the city's evolution and its transformation from a symbol of poverty to a UNESCO World Heritage site. We'll start in the ancient Sassi districts, where I'll lead you through the labyrinth of cave dwellings and alleys. You'll learn about how these caves were once homes, churches, and even monasteries, providing a glimpse into how people lived here for thousands of years. To better understand life in the Sassi, we’ll tour a "Casa Grotta," a restored cave home furnished as it would have been centuries ago. In the end, I'll give you some free time. After it, we'll head to Alberobello.
Alberobello

2 hours

Once we arrive in Alberobello, we begin our tour by visiting this fabulous town, known for its iconic Trulli houses. We'll explore two amazing districts called Aia Piccola and Rione Monti. The first one is a quieter area with fewer tourists, where some Trulli are still used as private homes. The second one is considered to be more touristy, and yet, it has a very picturesque and decorated streets lined with hundred of Trulli - the town's signature whitewashed, conical-roofed dwellings. We'll visit one of the trullo house in order to understand better the construction of it and how people could live in. Also, we'll visit the unique church, dedicated to Saint Anthony of Padua, built in trullo style, which blends seamlessly with the surrounding architecture. In the end, I'll give some free time so you can enjoy it on your own, after which we return to your accomodation.