giugno 26, 2010

Where we are

Pisticci
Pisticci is defined like a “giant amphitheatre” surrounded by the sea, a green plain and wild canyons whose background are the mountains of the Apennino Lucano. The origin of the name is uncertain. Maybe it comes from the Greek word “Pistoikos” which means “faithful place”. The finds of the VI century are numerous. They’re about 1 km from there. Since 2006 Pisticci is a Short film City.


Basilicata
Basilicata, Lucania by now, is one of the smallest Italian regions, it borders on Campania at West, on Puglia at North-East, on Calabria at South. The Tyrrhenian sea dips it at South-West and the Ionian Sea at South-East. The territory is wholly mountainous and hilly apart for the Ionian side. Matera province has got 31 Communes and takes the South-East part of the region. It is lapped for around 35 km from the Ionian Sea, which the 5 main rivers flow in.

HOW TO REACH US
BY TRAIN: Station of Pisticci or Metaponto and Ferrandina

BY AIR
Airport Rome (farest)
Airport Napoli
Airport Bari (nearest)
Free Bus Charter from Bari Airport to Matera (.pdf)

BY CAR FROM THE NORTH
Autostrada A14 Bologna – Bari Exit Bari Nord follow SS. 99 from Bari – Altamura – Matera – Pisticci
Autostrada A1 Roma – Napoli – Salerno – Reggio Calabria exit at Sicignano follow S.S. 407 Basentana, Exit at Pisticci

BY CAR FROM THE SOUTH (autostrade)
SS 106 Jonica Reggio Calabria – Taranto Exit at Pisticci follow
Matera Autostrada A1 Reggio Calabria – Salerno Exit at Sibari take highway to Taranto SS. 106 Jonica Exit at PISTICCI

WHERE TO STAY
Hotel, B&B, where to lodge into/near Pisticci.
For other info

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