Let yourself be amazed by the wonderful places near Argonauti
The beauties of a timeless region. Discover Basilicata.
Sea, mountains, ravines, traditions, unique flavors, stone villages, and remnants of ancient civilizations: every corner of Basilicata holds the charm of its history, nature, and art.
A region that, step by step, knows how to take you back in time and then bring you back to the present, revealing the wonder of eternal places. Here, in the heart of this land, stands Argonauti – the starting point for a journey to discover beautiful destinations like Marina di Pisticci, Metaponto, and Matera.
Ideal for lovers of the sea and nature, Marina di Pisticci is the location where Argonauti is situated. Its seven kilometers of beach, crystal-clear waters, and vast green areas make it the perfect place to stroll, play sports, swim, relax, and spend holidays with the whole family.
About 25 kilometers away is the village of Pisticci, a small town characterized by white houses, ancient defensive towers, and buildings that preserve the history of the area.
12 km from Argonauti
Rooted in Greek civilization, founded by the Achaean colonists dating back to the 7th century BC, Metaponto is a city that preserves one of the most impressive archaeological sites in Italy. Its National Archaeological Museum is a place where walking through means coming into contact with the myths, heroes, beliefs, and customs of Magna Graecia. Among the most important historical remains, Metaponto houses the imposing Tavole Palatine—twelve Doric columns belonging to the ancient Temple of Hera, the queen of all Greek gods.
57 km from Argonauti
Its Sassi were named a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1993: Matera is one of the oldest and most characteristic towns in Italy, a keeper of stories and memories passed down through centuries. The stone historic center, the 150 rock-hewn churches, the natural ravine on which it stands, and the cathedral located on the highest point of the entire settlement make Matera a unique place in the world. It was also recognized as the Italian Capital of Culture in 2019. A magical place worth visiting and discovering at least once in a lifetime.
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