Discover the magic of Matera in total comfort on a tour designed for minimal walking—perfect for seeing the sights without the strain. Hop aboard a classic tuk tuk and glide through the ancient streets of the Sassi districts, led by an experienced local driver who brings the city’s charm to life with ease.
As you explore, a multilingual audio guide in Italian, English, French, or Spanish offers engaging commentary on the city’s fascinating history, striking architecture, and unique cave dwellings. The immersive narration complements the ride, turning every corner into a story.
A highlight of the experience is a visit to the Casa Grotta, a traditional cave home furnished with everyday objects from the past. Step inside to see how families once lived, gaining a rare and authentic glimpse into Matera’s rich heritage.
Throughout the tour, scenic stops are made for panoramic photo opportunities, giving you time to capture unforgettable views over this remarkable city. With its blend of comfort, culture, and stunning sights, this tuk tuk adventure is a relaxed yet unforgettable way to experience the soul of Matera.
Your tour begins on Via del Corso, the lively heart of Matera’s historic center, where elegant churches and noble palaces showcase the grandeur of the Dorsale Settecentesca. Continuing along Via delle Beccherie, you’ll reach Piazza del Sedile, home to the Egidio Romualdo Duni Music Conservatory.
The route then leads to Piazza Duomo in the ancient Civita district, where the majestic Romanesque Cathedral is surrounded by historic palaces such as Palazzo Gattini and Palazzo Malvinni Malvezzi. From there, travel through Via D'Addozio to the scenic Sasso Barisano and take in the views near the Church of Sant’Agostino.
Continuing along picturesque streets, you’ll arrive at Porta Pistola for breathtaking views, followed by a visit to a traditional Casa Grotta—an authentic cave dwelling that reveals everyday life in old Matera.
The experience concludes in Piazza San Pietro Caveoso, with its striking church perched above the ravine. Finally, the tour wraps up with a comfortable ride back to Piazza Pascoli via Via Bruno Buozzi.
