This was amazing! Can’t recommend this enough, you ‘fly’ across the ravine, spectacular views, such an exhilarating experience (and I don’t even like heights!) The staff were so kind and helpful, organising Go Pro (€20) and there were photos too (€8) and they even took some on my phone before we ‘took off’! (take cash as it’s easier for the team)

Don’t miss this thrill! What a rush! Transform yourself to Superman for a couple of minutes with incredible views! Highly recommend. A bit of a language barrier if you don’t speak Italian, but they tried very hard!

Amazing zipline, really does feel like flying! You have to go to the ticket office in town first so go here rather than the other locations which are the launch sites. Very steep path up to the launch site although there's a bus that takes you most of the way. Price is very reasonable.

Unforgettable experience practiced several times. Really breathtaking .. everything is located in an incredibly small but breathtaking village. I recommend everyone even a visit to the place !!!

The zip line experience was great. The village itself is beautiful I do recommend this activity, however the ladies at the ticket zip line reception was incredibly rude. No good communication and rubbish customer service. We came 2 hours early to the check-inn as we was already in the area because we had taken part in another activity. We wanted to see if there was availability for another ticket. Anyone with common sense would know that the reason we went early to the check-inn was because if we went later we would risk there being no tickets left. They made us wait several minutes outside with no updates and told us we had to come back at the time of our booking to see if there was any spare tickets which is quite stupid as if we came later we would risk others taking any tickets that were left. As we was still waiting outside and being rudely spoken to they allowed a family of 3 with no tickets to go in before us even though we was there before them. At this point we went back in and told them this was ridiculous and unacceptable in which case one of the women decided to argue with us that we was wrong for coming early to get an extra ticket and told us that if we wanted to come 2 hours in advance for a spare ticket we might aswell have come a whole day before?! And that “you should just have booked it online”. Who is she to tell me how to book my tickets. In fact we did try to book another last minute ticket however the site kept crashing and if booking tickets online was the case then she could have told the family of 3 to also book online. What a cheeky cheeky women speaking to customers in such a way.

This was so much fun and could not have been more beautiful. We appreciated the relaxed pace and even enjoyed the 25min hike to the first zipline.

Amazing experience! We truly recommed this flight! The stuff is very kind and highly professional. After you buy your flight online, you come to the Castelmezzano village to the ticket office - Biglietteria. You have to meet the weight requirements, so they measure your weight. Then you go to the parking place in front of tourist info point and wait for the shuttle bus. Bus takes you as high as the road goes, then you walk about 20 minutes further high the path to the Castelmezzano starting station. You fly to the other hill, near Pietrapertosa. Other bus takes you to Pietrapertosa and after cca 10 minutes walk you reach another starting point and you fly back to Castelmezzano. All this is included in price you pay when you book the flight. Pictures from your flight can be purchased after first flight and you can rent GoPro camera at the first starting point. After both flights you get memory card with videos from both of your flights. We had 2x couple flights with our childrens 13 and 10 years old, it was fantastic, the stuff works precisely with all safety precautions. Once more many thanks, when in Basilicata, we will come back again!!! 👍👍👍😉

We took the track from the bottom of the village Pietrapertosa to Castelmazzone one way took 1 hour on a slow walk . The track has been well constructed , it is a steep uphill walk coming back . You will need to be fit to do this track Great views of the valleys

It may have just been because we did this walk in the rain but we were fairly unimpressed. The most irritating thing was the loud music that plays at every stop of the way on the walk - it’s meant to tell a story of witches but it completely ruins the tranquility of the walk. The views are okay but nothing you wouldn’t get by looking out from either town. It was also quite tricky to walk on the paving stones going downhill and the boulders on the Castelmezzano side. I wouldn’t recommend for anyone not very mobile.

Map of 2 Via Ferrata and The path of the 7 Stones. Path is 1 hr to Pietrapertosa and 1 hr back. The 2 nepalese bridges are NOT on the Path...

Nice hike, I would say moderate difficulty. We did it with our kids (6 and 4 years old) and we took our time. We crossed path with people who got lost with their bikes, not recommended, they must have had a hard time climbing the other side !

Highly recommended but only if you expand from the path of the seven stones which is a lot more than just that - it is part of a bigger area of trails which would satisfy any hobby hiker. Do not just do the slightly irritating (due to the horrible loudspeaker noises) and short walk of the stones but rather go and explore the access trails to the via ferratas on both side of the river. There is a lot of additional beautiful hiking and to the left you can easily do a bit of the Via Ferata without gear but of course be careful. On the other side you can easily get to the Nepalese Bridge which is easy to cross with or without gear - again be responsible. Once you have walked up on the other side at Pietrapertosa have lunch and relax as it is a steep ascent. Then walk to the left of the town up to the castle - just keep going up and you will be rewarded with amazing views. Then pass down to the flight of angels very close by and take the path to the right all the way down to the river. This means that you have done a full loop and much nicer than going back down the same way - enjoy!

It was hard work to get to the other side but it was worth it. The path is marked clearly. There are several surprises along the way. It's a shame there's no bus to take you back. We paid 70€ to someone to take us back.

Almost no one writes this in the comments, but I'll tell you. My wife and I have walked this path in both directions. REMEMBER! The path along the seven stones trail must necessarily begin with Pietropetros. From the beginning of the trail to the stone bridge over the stream there is a long, sometimes very steep descent. The path is laid with stone paving stones. We walked in the most ordinary light sneakers and sneakers. We didn't experience any problems. After the stream and vecchio mulino, the trail goes up over the rocks to Castelmezzano. But this rise is not comparable to the rise towards Pietro. You won't even notice it, it's like climbing the stairs to the 9th floor. You won't get tired. With all that, if you move from Pietrapertosa towards Castelmezzano, you will still take pictures and make videos. Although to admit there is nothing particularly interesting. All the stones are talking. But if you start the way from Castelmezzano towards Pietrapertosa, you will quickly and carefully descend over the rocks to the stream, and then you will climb up for a long time sweating. Taking pictures at this moment will be extremely uninteresting. You will want to drink and take a breath. It's not fun at all. Pietrapertosa has a toilet where you can wash and dry yourself with paper towels. 40min.

Superb Superb

(Translated by Google) We spent a night with 2 campers in this rest area, which is located 3 minutes from the center on foot, we slept well at night because it was quiet, the manager was also very helpful in giving us information. We had a very good time. (Original) Abbiamo trascorso una notte con 2 camper in questa area di sosta, che si trova a 3 minuti dal centro a piedi, la notte si dorme bene perché è tranquilla,il gestore è stato molto disponibile anche nel darci informazioni. Ci siamo trovati molto bene.

(Translated by Google) The staff is very friendly and professional, we rented the Quad and, before leaving, the instructor gave a theoretical driving lesson and a test drive to check the learning ability of the renter, to be sure that we were leaving safely. Once we left for the excursion, the group leader, very prepared, expertly guided us to fantastic places constantly checking the progress of the group, and giving advice from time to time. Five stars are really too few (Original) Il personale è molto cordiale e professionale, abbiamo noleggiato il Quad e, prima di partire, l'istruttore ha fatto una lezione di guida teorica e un test drive per verificare la capacità di apprendimento del noleggiatore, per essere certo che si partiva in sicurezza. Una volta partiti per l'escursione, il capogruppo, molto preparato, ci ha sapientemente guidati in posti fantastici verificando costantemente l'andamento del gruppo, e dando consigli di volta in volta. Cinque stelle sono veramente poche

(Translated by Google) Good parking near the city. 10 euros per night. Electricity included. 5-minute walk to the city. Beautiful views and quiet. (Original) Хорошая стоянка рядом с городом. 10 евро ночь. Электричество включено. 5 мин пешком в город. Красивые виды и тихо.

(Translated by Google) A well-organized quad excursion through the landscapes of the Lucanian Dolomites. Safety and professionalism come first, with expert guides and routes suitable for everyone. A fun and original way to discover the wonderful area around Castelmezzano! (Original) Un'escursione in quad ben organizzata tra i paesaggi delle Dolomiti Lucane. Sicurezza e professionalità al primo posto, con guide esperte e percorsi adatti a tutti. Un modo divertente e originale per scoprire il meraviglioso territorio attorno Castelmezzano!

(Translated by Google) This stunning village in Castelmezzano, Castelmezzano is a comune in Italy, located in the region of Basilicata, subordinate to the administrative center Potenza. The population is 970 people. Be sure to stop by, stroll through the streets and do not forget to watch the sunset. This is something (Original) Эта потрясающая деревушка в Кастельмедза́но, Кастельмеццано — коммуна в Италии, расположена в регионе Базиликата, подчиняется административному центру Потенца. Население составляет 970 человек. Обязательно загляните, прогуляйтесь по улочкам и не забудьте встретить закат . Это нечто

(Translated by Google) Our angels saved us completely, we were out of diesel with three children on board, plus they reserved parking for us... people with a real heart ♥️ (Original) I nostri angeli , ci hanno salvato in tutto eravamo rimasti senza gasolio con tre bambini a bordo in più ci hanno riservato il parcheggio .. gente di vero cuore ♥️

We visited in January, out of season so it is fine that the place was not open. It was a nice hike although the view from the top (without doing the steps because they were closed) was not a good one. The best view in Castelmezzano was from Piazze Emilio Caizzo and I recommend going there.

We really wanted to visit and walk the steps, but we had difficulty finding our way to the steps from the village side, we saw people up there but couldn't find signage showing us how to get there! Plenty of signage to the zip line and the toboggan ride however!

Amazing place Definitely recommended

What a magic place this is!!

(Translated by Google) Norman steps from the 11th century that led to a lookout point, you can only access it with a safe harness and paying at the “volo del’angelo” ticket office, it is not accessible every day. The town is located in a scenic position between the rocks of the Lucanian Dolomites, parking is €1 hour, €7 per day. It does not seem to be “camper friendly”, the only parking I saw indicated, dedicated to them, I think is private €2 per hour €20 all day, the others are car-sized. There are no supermarkets of the large national chains on site, the last ones you will find along the road are in Matera and Potenza for others you have to make detours of kilometers. (Original) Gradinata normanna del’XI secolo che portava ad un punto di vedetta, si accede solo imbracati in sicurezza e pagando alla biglietteria del “volo del’angelo”, non è accessibile tutti i giorni. Il paese si trova in posizione scenografica tra le rocce delle Dolomiti Lucane, i parcheggi € 1 ora, € 7 al giorno. Non sembra essere “camper friendly”, l’ unico parcheggio che ho visto indicato, a loro dedicato, credo sia privato € 2 per ora € 20 tutto il giorno, gli altri a dimensione automobile. Sul posto non ci sono supermercati delle grandi catene nazionali, gli ultimi che troverete lungo la strada sono a Matera e Potenza per altri ci sono da fare deviazioni di chilometri.

(Translated by Google) With a Guide. After crossing the entire village, climbing countless steps, we reached the highest part of Castelmezzano in the Lucanian Dolomites. One of the spires is particularly noteworthy, with its path carved into the rock. This is the Norman Stairway, a staircase carved from stone and used by the Normans to spot enemies from above. To climb it, you need a guide and special equipment, as it's a bit dangerous to go without. (Original) Con Guida. Dopo aver attraversato tutto il paesino, salendo moltissime scale abbiamo raggiunto la parte più alta di Castelmezzano sulle Dolomiti Lucane e una delle guglie è particolarmente degna di nota, per il percorso scavato nella roccia. Si tratta della Gradinata normanna, una vera e propria scalinata ricavata dalla pietra e usata dai Normanni per avvistare i nemici dall’alto. Per salirci ci si deve servire di una guida e attrezzatura particolare, perché un po pericolosa andarci senza.

(Translated by Google) A truly amazing place at the edge of the village. Located right between cliffs and hanging between heaven and earth. The stairs themselves are steep and a little dangerous. Not open either. Always. But the way there is really worth it. There were almost no tourists. (Original) מקום באמת מדהים קצה הכפר. נמצא ממש בין צוקים ותלוי בין שמיים וארץ. המדרגות עצמן תלולות ומעט מסוכנות. גם לא פתוחות. תמיד. אבל הדרך לשם ממש שווה. כמעט לא היו תיירים.

(Translated by Google) Via ferrata that develops in several phases, with different escape routes. I would not recommend it to those who are new to this discipline as there are very exposed and completely vertical sections, especially in the final section, which also has the holds very distant from each other. Also pay attention to very loose and poorly tensioned cables, which make the balance precarious in many points. In general, however, a beautiful via ferrata, which for the most part overlooks the Lucanian Dolomites and the town of Castelmezzano. The final stretch, although the most difficult, also offers the most beautiful view, especially if you are lucky enough to get the right sun between the canyon walls. (Original) Ferrata che si sviluppa in più fasi, con diverse via di fuga. Non la consiglierei a chi è al primo approccio con tale disciplina poiché vi sono tratti molto esposti e del tutto verticali, soprattutto nel tratto finale, che ha inoltre gli appigli molto distanti tra loro. Attenzione inoltre ai cavi molto allentati e poco tesi, che rendono l'equilibrio precario in molti punti. In generale cmq una bella ferrata, che per buona parte affaccia sulle dolomiti lucane e sul paese di Castelmezzano. Il tratto finale, anche se il più difficile, mostra anche lo scorcio più bello, soprattutto se si ha la fortuna di far capitare il sole giusto tra le pareti del canyon.

(Translated by Google) Very well equipped via ferrata and longer than I expected. Passage over the Tibetan bridge at the end of the path of the five stones and then a nice tour around the dolomite bell towers characteristic of the area. A couple of technical sections, especially a traverse at the end, but overall it is safe even for beginners, especially because there are some escape routes. I will be back to try the marcirosa. (Original) Ferrata molto ben attrezzata e più lunga di quanto mi aspettassi. Passaggio su ponte tibetano in fondo al sentiero delle cinque pietre e poi un bel giro per i campanili di dolomia caratteristici della zona. Un paio di passaggi tecnici, specialmente un traverso sulla fine, ma complessivamente è sicura anche per i neofiti, in special modo perché sono presenti alcune vie di fuga. Tornerò per provare la marcirosa.

(Translated by Google) First via ferrata done, I must say quite challenging, but very very recommended. Fabulous landscape (Original) Prima via ferrata fatta, devo dire abbastanza impegnativa, ma molto molto consigliata. Paesaggio da favola

(Translated by Google) A well-secured via ferrata that's also suitable for beginners. However, there are some very exposed, but well-secured, sections towards the end that may be challenging for beginners. Another important note for those unfamiliar with the area: The trail to the via ferrata begins at the cemetery (Cimitero del commune di Castelmezzano). There's also an information board there. Total duration: 2-3 hours (Original) Gut gesicherter Klettersteig, der auch für Anfänger gut zu gehen ist. Allerdings hat er zum Schluss einige sehr exponierte, aber gut gesicherte Passagen, die eventuell für Anfänger*innen herausfordernd sein können. Noch ein wichtiger Hinweise für nicht Ortskundige: Am Friedhof (Cimitero del commune di Castelmezzano) beginnt der Weg zum Klettersteig. Dort gibt es auch eine Infotafel. Gesamtdauer: 2-3 Stunden

(Translated by Google) Very cool via ferrata between Castelmezzano and Pietraperosa. If you have the equipment yourself, you can climb the via ferrata freely and you don't have to pay an entrance fee. We started from Pietraperosa and then hiked back from Castelmezzano. But you can also do the whole thing in the other direction. The large bridge over the river is the highlight. The many beautiful ones. Viewing spots are great. (Original) Sehr cooler Klettersteig zwischen Castelmezzano und Pietraperosa. Wer die Ausrüstung selber hat, kann den Klettersteig frei begehen und man bezahlt kein Eintritt. Wir sind von Pietraperosa gestartet und ab Castelmezzano dann zurückgewandert. Man kann das Ganze aber auch gut in die andere Richtung machen. Die grosse Brücke über den Fluss ist das Highlight. Die vielen schöne. Aussichtsorte sind super.

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful and versatile via ferrata, which is divided into 3 stages. And many different types of games combined. Friction climbing, technical climbing using the rope or sections where the rock provides better grip. If the last stage has already reached your limits, do not move on to the next one. The “accesses” also become more difficult with each section. Beginners should take a guide. (Original) Sehr schöner und vielseitiger Klettersteig, der in 3 Etappen aufgeteilt ist. Und viele verschiedene Spielarten in sich vereint. Reibungsklettern, technische Kleterei unter Verwendung des Seils oder Abschnitte in denen der Fels besseren Halt gibt. Falls die jeweils letzte Etappe bereits die eigene Grenzen erreicht hat, geht nicht in die nächste. Die "Zutiege" werden auch mit jedem Abschnitt schwerer. Anfänger sollten sich einen Guide nehmen.

(Translated by Google) As soon as we returned from this fantastic experience, we approached the paths and the via ferrata believing we would not find any difficulties. For those who are new to it like me and my colleague, the journey was anything but simple! I had done another couple of via ferratas in the previous months and this proved to be the most challenging. It is quite long and takes place in several stages, which also contributes to raising the level of difficulty. What we appreciated is that there are 3 escape routes along the entire route, in case you decide you won't be able to continue! Congratulations to the organization and the kindness of the girl Antonella who rented us the necessary equipment at the low cost of €20 and showed us the via ferrata and gave us polishing before departure with maximum availability! We will definitely return to Via Marcirosa! (Original) Appena rientrati da questa fantastica esperienza, abbiamo approcciato ai sentieri e alla ferrata credendo di non trovare difficoltà. Per chi invece come me e il mio collega è un neofita, il percorso è stato tutt'altro che semplice! Avevo percorso un altro paio di ferrate nei mesi precedenti e questa si è rivelata la più impegnativa. È abbastanza lunga ed è a più riprese, anche questo contribuisce ad elevare il livello di difficoltà. Quello che abbiamo apprezzato è che ci sono 3 vie di fuga lungo tutto il percorso, nel caso si valuti di non riuscire a proseguire! Complimenti all'organizzazione e alla gentilezza della ragazza Antonella che ci ha affittato l'attrezzatura necessaria al costo contenuto di 20€ e ci ha illustrato la ferrata e dato lucidazioni prima della partenza con la massima disponibilità! Torneremo sicuramente per la via Marcirosa!

For a relaxing weekend we, me and my spouse, were looking for a calm and authentic place surrounded by woods and charming yet not overcrouded spots and towns to visit, and that's basically what we got. Grotta dell'eremita is a small village in the lucanian country and a family farm where the familiar side is maybe a lil prevalent on the need of being good hosts, when you have guests that are not your family. I mean, feeling home is important when you travel, but when you got the feeling that you are in someone else's home, that can be disappointing. I'd say that taking much care of the common spaces surrounding the rooms would not be a bad idea, to avoid a general impression of sloppiness that you could feel around you (an old and rusty tractor just beside one of the access to the rooms area, cars parked everywhere, people screaming at debatable volumes and times talking of daily business problems just down your balcony). With a few attention to details, this place, without changing its autenticity, could really become a sort of lost bucolic paradise, qnd it's a pity not to have had the chance to live it at its highest potential. For the rest, the family and workers were warm and always available and dinners were good yet simple. Just a final remark: what I espect in an agriturismo is a taste of autenticy even in food, and was disappointing to have a tradtional antipasto, where the most of the products served were basically products that you would find in any Italian supermarket. More attention to details, would represent an actual improvement, that would eventually justify the fact that, at the end of the sotry, the staying in a place which is far from everything in the heart of a non-turistic place, though not costly, could not even be deined as cheap.

Phenomenal experience in the restaurant. We had an all inclusive meal at 30€ per person including wine. All locally sourced ingredients and incredible service. I would give 10 stars if possible. Grazie

I am never coming back to this place. The owner was really really inappropriate towards me. He groped me many times, tried to kiss me, kissing me on my cheeks many times, pinching my cheek and arm and touching my shoulder constantly. He did the same to my friend, but not nearly as many times. We are two female backpackers, who are respectively 22 and 23 years old, and I would never come here if i am a female backpacker, a young female or a female alone. We did not feel safe. The owner is about 55-60 years old. His actions went far over our limits, so i couldnt handle it in the end, and ended up sitting and crying in front of the reception. So uncomfortable was it. And i didnt help that he didnt speak english, so we couldnt tell him that his actions wasnt okay. Would never recommend anyone coming here, nor support a place with an owner like this. Nothing was wrong with the rest of the staff - they were VERY nice and helpful. This seems like a place where very few women come, which could be the reason why the owner was so disgusting.

We had the most wonderful evening at Grotta dell'eremita. The food was absolutely delicious and the staff are lovely.We would recommend this restaurant and we will definitely be going back again!

Location and atmosphere great, service is a bit messy, but very soulful

Amazing food, very friendly people, nice rooms, a dream

D I S S E N T E R I A X 2

(Translated by Google) On Sunday, after morning mass, a local band performed. The interior of the church has some baroque images of simple beauty. (Original) No domingo, após a missa matinal, apresentação da banda local. O interior da igreja tem algumas imagens barrocas de singela beleza.

Beautiful church to visit.

(Translated by Google) 7 Altars. The date of the first construction is very uncertain, as early as 1544 it was indicated with the name "S. Maria dell'Olmo" and as the "Major Church" of the town. It is thought to date back to the beginning of the 13th century, with smaller dimensions than the current ones. It has undergone several transformations and until the mid-1800s it consisted of a single nave, with four small side chapels (of Jesus Christ, of Charity, of Purgatory and of Saint Anthony) and several altars (of the latter, there were already 7 in 1544). The bell tower was lower, rectangular in shape. (Original) 7 Altari. Molto incerta è l'epoca della prima costruzione che già nel 1544 era indicata col nome "S. Maria dell'Olmo” e come "Chiesa Maggiore" del paese. Si pensa possa risalire all'inizio del XIII sec., con dimensioni inferiori alle attuali. Ha subito diverse trasformazioni e fino alla metà dell'800 era costituita da una sola navata, con quattro piccole cappelle laterali (di Gesù Cristo, della Beneficenza, del Purgatorio e di Sant'Antonio) e diversi altari (di questi ultimi, già nel 1544 se ne contavano 7). Il campanile era più basso, di forma rettangolare.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful mountain church, with a stone façade from the Lucanian Dolomites. Central hall system with barrel vault. Dominant light colors. Side naves with altars and chapels for the devotion of popular saints and sculpture of the holy family, an expression of local wooden craftsmanship. It dominates the most beautiful square overlooking the balcony of the Lucanian Dolomites (Original) Bellissima chiesa di montagna, con facciata in pietra delle dolomiti lucane. Impianto ad aula centrale con volta a botte. Colori chiari dominanti. Semi navate laterali con altari e cappelle per la devozione di santi popolari e scultura della sacra famiglia espressione dell'artigianato ligneo locale. Domina la piazza più bella affacciata sul balcone delle Dolomiti lucane

(Translated by Google) The church's construction likely dates back to the early 13th century and has undergone numerous modifications over the centuries. Until the mid-19th century, it consisted of a single nave with four small side chapels. Consolidation work began in 1853, but the 1857 earthquake damaged the building. However, work continued, and the church underwent extensive repairs and reconstruction. In 1870, the central nave was further enlarged, the sacristy was renovated, and the bell tower and two side naves were rebuilt. In the early 20th century, the church was adorned with various marble altars, thanks to contributions from Castelmezzano emigrants to the United States. The building preserves works such as the statues of "Santa Maria dell'Olmo," the "Madonna with Child," the "Madonna del Bosco-Queen Pura," and the "Madonna dell'Ascensione." Three paintings adorn the interior: the "Souls in Purgatory," the "Madonna del Carmelo," and the "Holy Family." It is located in the village's main square and is certainly worth a visit. (Original) La costruzione della chiesa risale, probabilmente, all'inizio del XIII secolo) e, nel corso dei secoli, subì numerose modifiche. Fino alla metà dell'Ottocento, era composta da una navata, con quattro piccole cappelle laterali. Dal 1853 vengono attuati lavori di consolidamento ma il terremoto del 1857 danneggiò l'edificio. Tuttavia i lavori proseguirono e la chiesa subì un massiccio intervento di riparazione e riedificazione. Nel 1870 venne ampliata ulteriormente la navata centrale, venne ristrutturata la sagrestia, rifatto il campanile e le due navate laterali. Agli inizi del Novecento, la chiesa fu adornata da vari altari in marmo, grazie al contributo degli emigranti castelmezzanesi degli Stati Uniti. L'edificio conserva opere come le statue di “Santa Maria dell'Olmo”, della “Madonna col bambino”, della “Madonna del Bosco-Regina Pura” e della “Madonna dell'Ascensione”. Vi sono tre quadri che arricchiscono l'interno: quello delle “Anime purganti”, della “Madonna del Carmelo”, della “Sacra Famiglia”. E situata sulla piazza principale del borgo e vale certamente una visita

(Translated by Google) Castelmezzano, known for the film and the entrepreneurial ability of its Mayor, has its main church a few steps, strictly uphill, from the entrance to the town in a small square from which you can admire the view. The church is senile but nice. (Original) Castelmezzano, noto per il film e la capacità imprenditoriale del proprio Sindaco, ha la sua chieda principale a pochi passi, rigorosamente in salita, dall'entrata del paese in una piccola piazza dalla quale si può ammirare il panorama. La chiesa è senile ma carina.

(Translated by Google) The town in the photo and Castelmezzano (PZ) look like those little towns that have a nativity scene, I recommend it and it's worth visiting. (Original) Il Paese nella foto e Castelmezzano (PZ) sembra quei paesini che si mettono al Presepe,ve lo consiglio è da visitare.