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If you looking a hidden treasure in Italy, the place was perfect and can offer you many surprise In two days, we have a bright sunny day, perfect for walking and the next day it started snowing! Very very beautiful Local red wine was superb, I needed up bought 5 bottles

Castelmezzano is just wonderful, it's location, setting and scenery are superb truly justified by its World Heritage Site status. Lovely small alleyways to meander along, houses perched atop a hillside incredible experience to have visited this beautiful place. Best time to avoid is at weekends when the place gets very busy and parking is a problem as the village imposes a traffic free zone. For those really adventurous daredevils, they even have a 'Zipwire' experience with limited opening times? Il Nostro Ristorante is the perfect place to end your day for dinner or if you prefer lunch, their kitchen is first class approaching 'Cordon Bleu' standard. Salvatore will make your visit there very worthwhile and you will not be disappointed. 😊

Stunning. Must be the most dramatically positioned town in Italy. The view alone is worth the visit, but there are lots of other activities such as the Zipline, hiking, and rock climbing for the more adventurously inclined.

A most amazing hilltop place - stunning scenery by day and almost fairy tale by night! Slight problem in following the signs to find the Castel and in the end actually gave up! However, people incredibly friendly and welcoming.

We stopped off here on our way from Naples to Ostuni, and it was the perfect place to break the journey. The views across the valley are spectacular. We did go in search of the famous zip wire, but it is not well signposted so we couldn't find it - if we had had more time, we would have tracked it down and given it a go. We ate at a restaurant at a local Agritourismo, off the road to the town. We were two of only six diners in a huge dining room, but the food and wine were wonderful and the staff were very friendly, despite our reliance on Google Translate.

Castelmezzano is beautiful , very few tourists , slow country feel,very warm and interested people . It's only small so midweek not much open , lunch can be an issue here and in neighbouring village Pietrapertosa (do not follow google maps or car sat nav road linking villages , has been closed for 3 years , head back to E847 then next exit away from Potenza . we did , found one restaurant Piccolo Le Rocce but as we had to park at top of village and it was at bottom gave it a miss and instead went to Azienda Grotta dell'Eremita which was good and on way up to Castelmezzano . The food at La Locanda di Castromediano where we stayed was amazing , beautiful vews and great stay