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Gnam Gnam, Via Cairoli, Bernalda, Province of Matera, Italy

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Visitors enjoy the sights of Corso Umberto I and book a table for good meals here. This fast food offers its clients Italian cuisine. To try perfectly cooked kebabs, sandwiches and hamburgers is a truly nice idea. The cooks here prepare tasty che.

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Visitors enjoy the sights of Corso Umberto I and book a table for good meals here. This fast food offers its clients Italian cuisine. To try perfectly cooked kebabs, sandwiches and hamburgers is a truly nice idea. The cooks here prepare tasty che. Google users awarded Gnam Gnam 4.4.

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Gelateria Pasticceria Tutti Frutti #63 among Bernalda restaurants: 30 reviews by visitors and 20 detailed photos. Find on the map and call to book a table.

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It's traditional Italian ice cream acknowledged to be one of the best frozen desserts in the world. Gelato was introduced by the Italian chef in Paris in 1600.

This dessert contains 3.25% milk and sugar. It has a lower percentage of fat and less air, that's why it boasts of a richer texture.

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It's traditional Italian ice cream acknowledged to be one of the best frozen desserts in the world. Gelato was introduced by the Italian chef in Paris in 1600. This dessert contains 3.25% milk and sugar. It has a lower percentage of fat and less air, that's why it boasts of a richer texture.

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Mother Church, built in the 1530s by Bernardino de Bernaudo. Originally the church was very small with only one nave. During the XVII, the church was built up with a second nave. In the church there were: a cemetery for priests under the choir, and a second cemetery, near the baptismal font, for children who died within the seventh year of life. The church was refurbished in the 1950s, 1960s and 2000s.

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This restaurant offers you nice food and a place to rest after a long walk around Corso Umberto I. Do not leave without enjoying nicely cooked monkfish, pizza and spaghetti. Try tasty che. You will be offered good wine. According to the guests' opinions, waiters serve good lemonade.

It's easy to find al Vecchio Frantoio due to its great location. Most people say that the staff is well-trained at this place. If you want to enjoy fast service, you should go to this place. A lot of reviewers highlight that the ambiance is pleasant here. But many clients who use Google didn't grant this spot a high rating.

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Parco Archeologico dell'Area Urbana di Metaponto, Bernalda, MT

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( Matera ( Italian pronunciation: [maˈtɛːra], locally [maˈteːra] listen ); Matàrë [maˈtæːrə]) is a city in the Materano: region of Basilicata, in Southern Italy.

As the capital of the province of Matera, its original settlement lies in two canyons carved by the Gravina River. This area, the Sassi di Matera, is a complex of cave dwellings carved into the ancient river canyon. Over the course of its history, Matera has been occupied by Greeks, Romans, Longobards, Byzantines, Saracens, Swabians, Angevins, Aragonese, and Bourbons.

By the late 1800s, Matera's cave dwellings became noted for intractable poverty, poor sanitation, meager working conditions, and rampant disease. Evacuated in 1952, the population was relocated to modern housing, and the Sassi (Italian for "stones") lay abandoned until the 1980s. Renewed vision and investment led to the cave dwellings becoming a noted historic tourism destination, with hotels, small museums and restaurants - and a vibrant arts community.

Known as la città sotterranea ("the underground city"), the Sassi and the park of the Rupestrian Churches were named a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1993. In 2019, Matera was declared a European Capital of Culture.

Though scholars continue to debate the date the dwellings were first occupied in Matera, and the continuity of their subsequent occupation, the area of what is now Matera is believed to have been settled since the Palaeolithic (10th millennium BC). This makes it potentially one of the oldest continually inhabited settlements in the world. Alternatively it has been suggested by architectural historian Anne Parmly Toxey that the area has been "occupied continuously for at least three millennia and occupied sporadically for 150-700 millennia prior to this".

The town of Matera was founded by the Roman Lucius Caecilius Metellus in 251 BC who called it Matheola. In AD 664 Matera was conquered by the Lombards and became part of the Duchy of Benevento. Architectural historian Anne Parmly Toxey writes that "The date of Matera's founding is debated; however, the revered work of the city's early chroniclers provides numerous, generally accepted accounts of Goth, Longobard, Byzantine, and Saracen sieges of the city beginning in the eighth century and accelerating through the ninth century AD." In the 7th and 8th centuries the nearby grottos were colonised by both Benedictine and Basilian monastic institutions. The 9th and 10th centuries were characterised by the struggle between the Byzantines and the German emperors, including Louis II, who partially destroyed the city. After the settlement of the Normans in Apulia, Matera was ruled by William Iron-Arm from 1043.

After a short communal phase and a series of pestilences and earthquakes, the city became an Aragonese possession in the 15th century, and was given in fief to the barons of the Tramontano family. In 1514, however, the population rebelled against the oppression and killed Count Giovanni Carlo Tramontano. In the 17th century Matera was handed over to the Orsini and then became part of the Terra d'Otranto, in Apulia. Later it was capital of the province of Basilicata, a position it retained until 1806, when Joseph Bonaparte assigned it to Potenza.

In 1927 it became capital of the new province of Matera.

Since local government political reorganization in 1993, Matera has been governed by the City Council of Matera. Voters elect directly 32 councilors and the Mayor of Matera every five years.

The Sassi (ancient town)

Matera has gained international fame for its ancient town, the "Sassi di Matera". The Sassi originated in a prehistoric troglodyte settlement, and these dwellings are thought to be among the first ever human settlements in what is now Italy. The Sassi are habitations dug into the calcareous rock itself, which is characteristic of Basilicata and Apulia. Many of them are really little more than small caverns, and in some parts of the Sassi a street lies on top of another group of dwellings. The ancient town grew up on one slope of the rocky ravine created by a river that is now a small stream, and this ravine is known locally as "la Gravina". In the 1950s, as part of a policy to clear the extreme poverty of the Sassi, the government of Italy used force to relocate most of the population of the Sassi to new public housing in the developing modern city.

Until the late 1980s the Sassi was still considered an area of poverty, since its dwellings were, and in most cases still are, uninhabitable and dangerous. The present local administration, however, has become more tourism-orientated, and it has promoted the regeneration of the Sassi as a picturesque touristic attraction with the aid of the Italian government, UNESCO, and Hollywood. Today there are many thriving businesses, pubs and hotels there, and the city is amongst the fastest growing in southern Italy.

Matera preserves a large and diverse collection of buildings related to the Christian faith, including a large number of rupestrian churches carved from the calcarenite rock of the region. These churches, which are also found in the neighbouring region of Apulia, were listed in the 1998 World Monuments Watch by the World Monuments Fund.

Matera Cathedral (1268-1270) has been dedicated to Santa Maria della Bruna since 1389. Built in an Apulian Romanesque architectural style, the church has a 52 m tall bell tower, and next to the main gate is a statue of the Maria della Bruna, backed by those of Saints Peter and Paul. The main feature of the façade is the rose window, divided by sixteen small columns. The interior is on the Latin cross plan, with a nave and two aisles. The decoration is mainly from the 18th century Baroque restoration, but recently[when? ] a Byzantine-style 14th-century fresco portraying the Last Judgement has been discovered.

Two other important churches in Matera, both dedicated to the Apostle Peter, are San Pietro Caveoso (in the Sasso Caveoso) and San Pietro Barisano (in the Sasso Barisano). San Pietro Barisano was recently restored in a project by the World Monuments Fund, funded by American Express. The main altar and the interior frescoes were cleaned, and missing pieces of moldings, reliefs, and other adornments were reconstructed from photographic archives or surrounding fragments.

There are many other churches and monasteries dating back throughout the history of the Christian church. Some are simple caves with a single altar and maybe a fresco, often located on the opposite side of the ravine. Some are complex cave networks with large underground chambers, thought to have been used for meditation by the rupestrian and cenobitic monks.

Matera was built above a deep ravine called Gravina of Matera that divides the territory into two areas. Matera was built such that it is hidden, but made it difficult to provide a water supply to its inhabitants. Early dwellers invested tremendous energy in building cisterns and systems of water channels.

The largest cistern has been found under Piazza Vittorio Veneto, the Palombaro Lungo which was built in 1832. With its solid pillars carved from the rock and a vault height of more than fifteen metres, it is a veritable water cathedral, which is navigable by boat. Like other cisterns in the town, it collected rainwater that was filtered and flowed in a controlled way to the Sassi.

There were also a large number of little superficial canals that fed pools and hanging gardens. Moreover, many bell-shaped cisterns in dug houses were filled up by seepage. Later, when the population increased, many of these cisterns were turned into houses and other kinds of water-harvesting systems were realised.

Some of these more recent facilities have the shape of houses submerged in the earth.

The Murgia National Park (Parco della Murgia Materana), a regional park established in 1990, includes the territory of the Gravina di Matera and about 150 rock churches scattered along the slopes of the ravines and the plateau of the Murgia. This area, inhabited since prehistoric times, still preserves stationing dating back to the Paleolithic, such as the Grotta dei pipistrelli (cave of the bats), and to the Neolithic. The symbol of the park is the lesser kestrel.

The San Giuliano Regional Reserve, a protected area established in 2000, includes Lake San Giuliano, an artificial reservoir created by the damming of the Bradano river, and the river sections upstream and downstream of it.

Colle di Timmari, a green lung located about 15 km from the city, dominates the Bradano valley and the San Giuliano lake. It is a pleasant residential area, and on the top of the hill there is the small Sanctuary of San Salvatore, dating back to 1310, and an important archaeological area.

The Tramontano Castle, begun in the early 16th century by Gian Carlo Tramontano, Count of Matera, is probably the only other structure that is above ground of any great significance outside the sassi. However, the construction remained unfinished after his assassination in the popular riot of 29 December 1514. It has three large towers, while twelve were probably included in the original design. During some restoration work in the main square of the town, workers came across what were believed to be the main footings of another castle tower. However, on further excavation large Roman cisterns were unearthed. Whole house structures were discovered where one can see how the people of that era lived.

The Palazzo dell'Annunziata is a historical building on the main square, seat of Provincial Library.

On 17 October 2014, Matera was declared European Capital of Culture for 2019, together with Bulgaria's second-largest city, Plovdiv.

The cuisine of Matera is a typical "cucina povera" ( peasant food) from Southern Italy. It features a sort of blend of Basilicata and Apulia's cuisines being in a border area between the two regions. Some specialties are " peperoni cruschi", a sweet and dry pepper variety very popular in Basilicata, and "Pane di Matera", a type of bread recognizable for its intense flavour and conical shape, granted Protected Geographical Indication (PGI) status. Matera produces a homonym wine which bear the Denominazione di origine controllata (DOC) designation.

Some dishes from the local cuisine include:

Crapiata, a peasant soup with chickpeas, beans, broad beans, wheat, lentils, cicerchie. An old recipe dating to the Roman period, later enriched with other ingredients such as potatoes, it is a common ritual grown into "Sassi di Matera" and celebrated on 1 August

Orecchiette alla materana, baked orecchiette-pasta seasoned with tomatoes, lamb, mozzarella and Pecorino cheese

Pasta con i peperoni cruschi, a pasta dish with peperoni cruschi and fried breadcrumb. Grated cheese or turnip greens can be added.

Cialedda, a frugal recipe with stale bread as a main ingredient. It can be "calda" (hot) with egg, bay leaves, garlic and olives or "fredda" (cold) with tomatoes and garlic.

Pignata, sheep meat with potatoes, onion, tomatoes and celery cooked in the "pignata", a terracotta pot shaped like an amphora.

Strazzate, crumbly biscuits prepared with egg, almonds and coffee

Because of the ancient primeval-looking scenery in and around the Sassi, it has been used by filmmakers as the setting for ancient Jerusalem. The following famous biblical period motion pictures were filmed in Matera:

Other movies filmed in the city include:

Matera appears in the music videos for the songs " Sun Goes Down" (2014) by Robin Schulz and " Spit Out the Bone" (2016) by Metallica.

The Feast of the Madonna della Bruna, held in Matera on 2 July each year, is notable for its religious procession featuring an ornamented chariot which is then pulled apart by spectators. The origins of the festival are not well known, because its story has changed while being handed down from generation to generation. One of these legends says that a woman asked a farmer to go up on his wagon to accompany her to Matera. When she arrived to the periphery of the city, she got off the wagon and asked farmer to take her message to the bishop. In this message she said she was Christ's mother. The bishop, the clergy and the folk rushed to receive the Virgin, but they found a statue. So the statue of Madonna entered in the city on a triumphal wagon. Another legend talks about a destruction of the wagon: Saracens besiege Matera and the citizens, to protect the painting of Madonna, hid it on a little wagon. They then destroyed the wagon to keep the Saracens from taking the painting.

Different hypotheses are attributed to the name of Madonna della Bruna : the first says that the noun derives from the Lombard high-medieval term brùnja (armor/protection of knights). So the name might mean Madonna of defense. Another hypothesis is that the name comes from herbon, a city of Giudea, where the Virgin went to visit her cousin Elisabetta. A third hypothesis says that the name comes from the colour of the Virgin's face. The profane insertions such as the navalis wagon and its violent destruction, along with the intimacy and the religious solemnity, suggest this festival shares roots with ancient traditions of other Mediterranean countries. For example, in Greek culture, wedding parties also celebrate with a triumphal wagon ( ships on wheels richly designed). The Madonna's sculpture is located in a case in the transept of the cathedral dedicated to her, where there is also a fresco that portrays her. It dates back to the 13th century and it belongs to the Byzantine school.

Matera is the terminal station of the Bari-Matera, a narrow gauge railroad managed by Ferrovie Appulo Lucane. The nearest airport is Bari Airport. Matera is connected to the A14 Bologna-Taranto motorway through the SS99 national road. It is also served by the SS407, SS665 and SS106 national road.

Bus connection to Italy's main cities is provided by private firms.

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Giura Longo, Raffaele (1970). Sassi e secoli. Matera: BMG.

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( Matera ( Italian pronunciation: [maˈtɛːra], locally [maˈteːra] listen ); Matàrë [maˈtæːrə]) is a city in the Materano: region of Basilicata, in Southern Italy. As the capital of the province of Matera, its original settlement lies in two canyons carved by the Gravina River.

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The Tavole Palatine ("Palatine Tables") are the remains of a hexastyle peripteral Greek temple of the sixth century BC, dedicated to the goddess Hera. The temple, located near the Bradano river in the south of Italy, was part of a countryside sanctuary and remains of the wall of the and of a very ancient altar are visible.

The remains are located in the archaeological area of Metapontum, on the last of the Givoni, ancient sandbanks near the right bank of the river Bradano, built over the remains of a neolithic village on the prehistoric road from Siris- Heraclea, about three kilometres from the ancient city of Metapontum.

The temple, restored in 1961, was initially attributed to the cult of the goddess Athena, but a fragment of a vase found in the course of the 1926 archaeological excavations turned out to be a votive dedicated to the goddess Hera, showing that she was the patron of the sanctuary.

Until the nineteenth century, the Tavole Palatine were also known locally as the Mensole Palatine (Palatine Shelves) or Colonne Palatine (Palatine Colonnade), probably in reference to the struggles of the French Paladins against the Saracens. The temple was also called the Scuola di Pitagora (School of Pythagoras) in memory of the great philosopher Pythagoras. In the Middle Ages it was also called the Mensae Imperatoris (Tables of the Emperor), probably referring to the Holy Roman Emperor Otto II who camped at Metapontum during his expedition against the Saracens in 982.

The temple was composed of a central naos, preceded by a pronaos and with an adyton at the rear. Fifteen columns with twenty flutes and Doric capitals survive. Of these fifteen columns, ten are on the north side and five on the southern side. Originally there were thirty-two columns, since the temple had a peristasis of twelve columns on each long side and six on each short side. The stylobate was 34.29 m (112.5 ft) long and 13.66 m (44.8 ft) wide, the naos 17.79 m × 8.68 m (58.4 ft × 28.5 ft). The temple has decayed significantly because it was built with local limestone (so-called mazzarro). In the fifth century BC, the temple had a tiled roof with multi-coloured decoration in the Ionic tradition, with leonine protomes and gargoyles.

Numerous remains of terracotta decoration, statuettes and ceramics, along with smaller column fragments were found near the temple during the 1926 excavations and are now kept at the Museo archeologico nazionale di Metaponto.

Canino, Antonio (1980). Basilicata, Calabria. Touring Editore. ISBN 9788836500215.

De Juliis, Ettore M. (2001). Metaponto. Edipuglia. ISBN 9788872283004.

Lazzarini, Lorenzo (2010). Il tempio di Hera (Tavole Palatine) di Metaponto. F. Serra. ISBN 9788862271769.

Temple of Tavole Palatine (Archaeological atlas of the General Directorate for Archaeological Properties of the Ministry for Cultural Activities and Properties)

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Via Laveran, 7, Lido di Metaponto, Basilicata, Italia

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Oltre al Corso Umberto I, visita BarCollo nelle vicinanze. Google gli attribuisce un punteggio di 4.8, perciò puoi scegliere decidere per questo pub & bar se vuoi stare bene.

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Corso Umberto I, 90, Bernalda, Basilicata, Italia

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Se per caso sei nei paraggi del Corso Umberto I, puoi fermarti in questo pub & bar. Scopri nuovi sapori del menu di cucina italiana nel comfort del pub & bar Europane. È ora di provare i loro curatissimi focaccia, panzerotti e pizza. Assaggia i gustosi cantucci.

L'atmosfera ospitale di questo locale dipende in larga misura dal personale, che qui è davvero preparato. Gli utenti di Google sono piuttosto generosi con questo posto: è stato giudicato meritevole di 4.6 stelle.

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Pizzeria, gastronomia, Italiana

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Corso Umberto I, 267, Bernalda, Basilicata, Italia

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Europane pub & bar, Bernalda - Recensioni del ristorante

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Aggiungi alla lista dei desideri Se per caso sei nei paraggi del Corso Umberto I, puoi fermarti in questo pub & bar. Scopri nuovi sapori del menu di cucina italiana nel comfort del pub & bar Europane. È ora di provare i loro curatissimi focaccia, panzerotti e pizza. Assaggia i gustosi cantucci.

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La Mappa del Gusto - Sapori Lucani, Corso Umberto I, Bernalda, MT

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La Mappa del Gusto - Sapori Lucani, Corso Umberto I, Bernalda, MT

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La Mappa del Gusto - Sapori Lucani, Corso Umberto I, Bernalda, MT

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La Mappa del Gusto - Sapori Lucani restaurant, Bernalda - Restaurant reviews

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La Mappa del Gusto - Sapori Lucani, #34 among Bernalda restaurants: 74 reviews by visitors and 32 detailed photos. Find on the map and call to book a table.

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Antico Forno Guardia, Piazza Plebiscito, Bernalda, MT

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Antico Forno Guardia, Piazza Plebiscito, Bernalda, MT

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Antico Forno Guardia, Piazza Plebiscito, Bernalda, MT

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Ti consiglio di provare il ristorante Antico Forno Guardia. Scopri di più sul locale con la app Restaurant Guru.

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Cinecitta Bar Bistrot, Corso Umberto I, Bernalda, MT

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Cinecitta Bar Bistrot, Corso Umberto I, Bernalda, MT

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Cinecitta Bar Bistrot, Corso Umberto I, Bernalda, MT

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Chiesa Madre di San Bernardino da Siena is a great attraction for tourists who come to eat at this bar after long walks. If you like Italian cuisine, visit Cinecittà Bar. Based on the guests' opinions, waiters offer tasty pizza, salads and mozzarella here. This place is proud of good che and perfectly cooked gelato. Delicious wine, cordial or margaritas are worth a try here. This place is known for great americano.

The great location of this spot makes it easy to reach even in rush hours. The atmosphere of hospitality of this bar highly depends on the staff, that is efficient here. Service at Cinecittà Bar is something one can name fast. According to the reviewers' opinions, prices are attractive. It's an opportunity for you to enjoy the nice atmosphere. Based on the visitors' feedback on Google, this place deserved 4.5.

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Cinecitta Bar Bistrot, Bernalda - Restaurant reviews

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Chiesa Madre di San Bernardino da Siena is a great attraction for tourists who come to eat at this bar after long walks. If you like Italian cuisine, visit Cinecittà Bar. Based on the guests' opinions, waiters offer tasty pizza, salads and mozzarella here. This place is proud of good che and perfectly cooked gelato.

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Una volta conclusa la passeggiata attorno al Corso Umberto I, visita Sochic. Gli utenti di Google hanno conferitoun rating di 4.6 a questo pub & bar.

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Opinioni dei clienti di Sochic

/ 53

Aperto adesso 07:00 - 01:00

$$$$ Fascia prezzo a persona fino a 9 €

Corso Umberto I, 236B, Bernalda, Basilicata, Italia

Servizi e caratteristiche

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Sochic pub & bar, Bernalda - Recensioni del ristorante

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Aggiungi alla lista dei desideri Una volta conclusa la passeggiata attorno al Corso Umberto I, visita Sochic. Gli utenti di Google hanno conferitoun rating di 4.6 a questo pub & bar.

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Chiesa Mater Ecclesiae, Viale della Resistenza, Bernalda, MT

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Chiesa Mater Ecclesiae, Viale della Resistenza, Bernalda, MT

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Chiesa Mater Ecclesiae, Viale della Resistenza, Bernalda, MT

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Castello di Bernalda, Strada Provinciale Carrera Vecchia, Bernalda, MT

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Castello di Bernalda, Strada Provinciale Carrera Vecchia, Bernalda, MT

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Castello di Bernalda, Strada Provinciale Carrera Vecchia, Bernalda, MT

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To the south of Montescaglioso, in a dominant position on the Basento valley, the primitive nucleus of the castle of Camarda arose (a site that will take today's name of Bernalda only in the fifteenth century). The construction had to be initiated by the local lord, Riccardo, who had obtained the surrounding lands as a fief, and which immediately provided for the construction of the territory. Little or nothing is known of the following epochs, except that the community of Camarda was, at the time of Emperor Frederick II, obliged by the Statutum de reparatione castrorum of 1241-1246 to maintain and repair the fortifications of the castrum of Torremare, near Metaponto . Subsequently, it can not be excluded that the fortress of Bernalda was regularly visited, inhabited and restored after the frequent earthquakes that raged in the area. That of 1466 probably had a huge flow, since in a few years, in 1470, the castle of Camarda was almost completely redone. The new fortress was erected by Bernardino de Bernardo, eminent court man, secretary of King Alfonso II, of Ferdinando and of Federico d'Aragona. From the name of that obsequious feudal lord, perhaps the name "Bernauda" emerged for the citadel that was growing and populating all around the castle. The size of the inhabited area was quite relevant when, in 1607, Don Niccolò of Peres Navarrete was titled Duke of Bernalda with a privilege. In the castellary structures it was finally hosted in 1735 Charles III of Bourbon, who at the beginning of his reign wanted to visit the territories that were affected in consequence of the war of Polish succession.

The structure of the castle

In its current configuration, the castellated building of Bernalda presents a quadrangular plan with angular towers, with a markedly late-fifteenth century mark, although it can be considered as the result of different architectural stratifications. The observation of one of the cylindrical towers, which is equipped with a high trunk-conical base, could in fact suggest an Angevin building intervention. In any case, the castle's closing walls seem to follow the nature of the terrain, and are mainly perpendicular. The continuous restorations must have reduced the width of the entire structure, which at the time of reconstruction could be configured with at least four other towers. Those residuals are however made up of a basement, used mostly as storage, followed by a ground floor with defensive preparations also oriented towards the inside of the enclosure, and two upper floors open on the courtyard, except for the tower of the southern summit . Curiosity: the castle of Bernalda has fourteen wells, to draw water in case of siege. A virtually unlimited supply.

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To the south of Montescaglioso, in a dominant position on the Basento valley, the primitive nucleus of the castle of Camarda arose (a site that will take today's name of Bernalda only in the fifteenth century).

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La Bottega Delle Meraviglie, Corso Italia, Bernalda, MT

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La Bottega Delle Meraviglie, Corso Italia, Bernalda, MT

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La Bottega Delle Meraviglie, Corso Italia, Bernalda, MT

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Gift shop

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Palazzo Margherita, Corso Umberto I, Bernalda, MT

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Palazzo Margherita, Corso Umberto I, Bernalda, MT

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Palazzo Margherita, Corso Umberto I, Bernalda, MT

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Luxury Resort Hotels in Italy - Palazzo Margherita at Coppola Hideaways

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Palazzo Margherita is a Coppola Hideaways luxury hotel in Bernalda, Italy. Step inside our resort complete with magical gardens and detailed palatial rooms.

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Pizzeria L'Incontro, Via Vittorio Veneto, Bernalda, MT

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Pizzeria L'Incontro, Via Vittorio Veneto, Bernalda, MT

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Pizzeria L'Incontro, Via Vittorio Veneto, Bernalda, MT

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PIZZERIA L'INCONTRO, Bernalda - Ristorante Recensioni, Numero di Telefono & Foto - Tripadvisor

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Pizzeria L'Incontro, Bernalda: su Tripadvisor trovi 43 recensioni imparziali su Pizzeria L'Incontro, con punteggio 4 su 5 e al n.29 su 84 ristoranti a Bernalda.

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Caffè Turco dal 1968, Corso Umberto I, Bernalda, MT

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Caffè Turco dal 1968, Corso Umberto I, Bernalda, MT

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Caffè Turco dal 1968, Corso Umberto I, Bernalda, MT

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Scheduling your trip, pay attention to Corso Umberto I and remember to choose where to eat: this bar is right aside the mentioned place of interest. Nicely cooked panzerotti, pizza and sandwiches will impress you at the first bite. Good gelato and tasty che have a good taste.

Bar Turco is recommended for the competent staff. The overall score of this place on Google is 4.4.

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Caffè Turco dal 1968 pub & bar, Bernalda - Restaurant reviews

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Scheduling your trip, pay attention to Corso Umberto I and remember to choose where to eat: this bar is right aside the mentioned place of interest. Nicely cooked panzerotti, pizza and sandwiches will impress you at the first bite. Good gelato and tasty che have a good taste.

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Oltre al Corso Umberto I, visita Bar 2000 nelle vicinanze. Prova i curatissimi panini. Sulla base del feedback su Google degli ospiti, questo pub & bar si merita 4.5.

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Valutazioni di Bar 2000

Opinioni dei clienti di Bar 2000

/ 34

Aperto adesso 07:00 - 00:00

$$$$ Fascia prezzo a persona fino a 9 €

Corso Umberto I, 259, Bernalda, Basilicata, Italia

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Bar 2000, Bernalda - Recensioni del ristorante

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Aggiungi alla lista dei desideri Oltre al Corso Umberto I, visita Bar 2000 nelle vicinanze. Prova i curatissimi panini. Sulla base del feedback su Google degli ospiti, questo pub & bar si merita 4.5.

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Bar Pasticceria del Corso, Corso Umberto I, Bernalda, MT

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Bar Pasticceria del Corso, Corso Umberto I, Bernalda, MT

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Bar Pasticceria del Corso, Corso Umberto I, Bernalda, MT

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sito ufficiale della scorzetta (l'originale)

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Welcome to
www.scorzetta.it

presenti a Siena al "Mercato del Campo 2018"

Il Bar Pasticceria del Corso

® Registrazione Nome e Marchio nr. 1570036 del 5 dicembre 2013

presso l'Ufficio Italiano Brevetti e Marchi

del Ministero dello Sviluppo Economico - Direzione Generale per la lotta alla contraffazione

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scorzetta originale bernalda matera basilicata lucania

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Welcome to www.scorzetta.it presenti a Siena al "Mercato del Campo 2018" Il Bar Pasticceria del Corso ® Registrazione Nome e Marchio nr. 1570036 del 5 dicembre 2013 presso l'Ufficio Italiano Brevetti e Marchi del Ministero dello Sviluppo Economico - Direzione Generale per la lotta alla contraffazione

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House Pitagorici Bernalda, Via Giuseppe Verdi, Bernalda, MT

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House Pitagorici Bernalda, Via Giuseppe Verdi, Bernalda, MT

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House Pitagorici Bernalda, Via Giuseppe Verdi, Bernalda, MT

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House Pitagorici

Hotel Residence I Pitagorici si trova accanto al Comune di Bernalda e dista solo 5 minuti di passeggiata dal centro di Bernalda. Questo hotel offre trasferimento in aeroporto, reception 24 ore e sicurezza 24 ore per agio degli ospiti.

Questo hotel con animali ammessi è situato a 3,6 km da S. Vito. Una breve passeggiata di 5 minuti vi porterà alla Parrocchia Mater Ecclesiae Bernalda.

Hotel Residence I Pitagorici offre delle camere dotate di un televisore, di una TV a schermo piatto con canali satellitari e di un impianto di climatizzazione. I bagni sono provvisti di asciugamani e di teli da bagno.

Una colazione italiana viene offerta al bar. I ristoranti il Ristorante Pennetta e Cinecitta' Bar Bistrot sono a soli 5 minuti a piedi.

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House Pitagorici Hotel Residence I Pitagorici si trova accanto al Comune di Bernalda e dista solo 5 minuti di passeggiata dal centro di Bernalda. Questo hotel offre trasferimento in aeroporto, reception 24 ore e sicurezza 24 ore per agio degli ospiti. Questo hotel con animali ammessi è situato a 3,6 km da S.

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Hotel Restaurant Forliano - Reception Hall Minerva, Bernalda, Province of Matera, Italy

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Hotel Restaurant Forliano - Reception Hall Minerva, Bernalda, Province of Matera, Italy

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Hotel Restaurant Forliano - Reception Hall Minerva, Bernalda, Province of Matera, Italy

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Hotel Forliano e Ricevimenti minerva vi da il benvenuto!

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Sala Ricevimenti Minerva Hotel Forliano, la location perfetta per vivere il tuo matrimonio.

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Hotel Giardino Giamperduto, Via Giamperduto, Bernalda, MT

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Hotel Giardino Giamperduto, Via Giamperduto, Bernalda, MT

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Hotel Giardino Giamperduto, Via Giamperduto, Bernalda, MT

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Riscoprire l'ospitalità autentica e vivere esperienze indimenticabili in un luogo dal fascino esclusivo. Benvenuti a Giardino Giamperduto. Un'accogliente struttura ricettiva situata a Bernalda, in Basilicata, lungo la morbida costa jonica dove la natura incontaminata risplende carica di suggestioni.

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Istituto Comprensivo Bernalda - Scuola Secondaria di Primo Grado "Pitagora", Via Anacreonte, Bernalda, MT

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Istituto Comprensivo Bernalda - Scuola Secondaria di Primo Grado "Pitagora", Via Anacreonte, Bernalda, MT

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Istituto Comprensivo Bernalda - Scuola Secondaria di Primo Grado "Pitagora", Via Anacreonte, Bernalda, MT

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La Mangiatoia, Via Segneri, Bernalda, MT

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La Mangiatoia, Via Segneri, Bernalda, MT

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La Mangiatoia, Via Segneri, Bernalda, MT

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You can go to this restaurant if you happen to be near Chiesa Madre di San Bernardino da Siena. If you never appeared to taste Italian cuisine, take your chance at La Mangiatoia. Come to this place to try mouthwatering pasta, melanzane parmigiana and antipasto. You will be served good che, gelato and semifreddo. A selection of delicious house wine, cordial or fino sherry is recommended to visitors.

It's easy to find this spot due to the great location. Many people note that the staff is energetic and the service is fabulous at this restaurant. The cool ambiance makes a good impression on guests. Google users awarded La Mangiatoia 4.4.

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La Mangiatoia, Bernalda - Italian restaurant menu and reviews

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You can go to this restaurant if you happen to be near Chiesa Madre di San Bernardino da Siena. If you never appeared to taste Italian cuisine, take your chance at La Mangiatoia. Come to this place to try mouthwatering pasta, melanzane parmigiana and antipasto. You will be served good che, gelato and semifreddo.

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Azimut Cafe, Corso Umberto I, Bernalda, Province of Matera, Italy

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Azimut Cafe, Corso Umberto I, Bernalda, Province of Matera, Italy

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Azimut Cafe, Corso Umberto I, Bernalda, Province of Matera, Italy

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After you have seen Corso Umberto I, visit this bar. Azimut Cafe serves delicious liqueur. The whole impression won't be complete without coffee that is good here.

The pretty ambiance gladdens people and attracts more guests. This place scored 4.4 in the Google rating system.

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Azimut Cafe, Bernalda - Restaurant reviews

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After you have seen Corso Umberto I, visit this bar. Azimut Cafe serves delicious liqueur. The whole impression won't be complete without coffee that is good here. The pretty ambiance gladdens people and attracts more guests. This place scored 4.4 in the Google rating system.

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Memphis Pub Pizzeria, Via Anacreonte, Bernalda, Province of Matera, Italy

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Memphis Pub Pizzeria, Via Anacreonte, Bernalda, Province of Matera, Italy

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Memphis Pub Pizzeria, Via Anacreonte, Bernalda, Province of Matera, Italy

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Ristorante Pizzeria i Pitagorici, Corso Umberto I, Bernalda, Province of Matera, Italy

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Ristorante Pizzeria i Pitagorici, Corso Umberto I, Bernalda, Province of Matera, Italy

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Ristorante Pizzeria i Pitagorici, Corso Umberto I, Bernalda, Province of Matera, Italy

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Ristorante I Pitagorici, Bernalda - Restaurant reviews

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I recommend you to visit the restaurant Ristorante I Pitagorici. Find more about this place with Restaurant Guru App.

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Panificio Santa Lucia, Corso Umberto I, Bernalda, Province of Matera, Italy

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Panificio Santa Lucia, Corso Umberto I, Bernalda, Province of Matera, Italy

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Panificio Santa Lucia, Corso Umberto I, Bernalda, Province of Matera, Italy

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Visit Panificio Santa Lucia to have a meal if you feel hungry after gazing at Corso Umberto I. The wonderful flavours of the Italian cuisine attract a lot of customers. Trying good focaccia, pizza and panzerotti is a nice experience here. Try tasty che, biscotti and panettone. Come to this place for delicious cordial.

Many visitors have noticed that the staff is cheerful at this place. Google users granted the score of 4.6 to this spot.

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Panificio Santa Lucia, Bernalda - Restaurant reviews

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Visit Panificio Santa Lucia to have a meal if you feel hungry after gazing at Corso Umberto I. The wonderful flavours of the Italian cuisine attract a lot of customers. Trying good focaccia, pizza and panzerotti is a nice experience here. Try tasty che, biscotti and panettone.