Rating
4.2/5 (based on Google user reviews)
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Sassi di Matera (24,1 km)
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San Giovanni Battista (24,1 km)
Museo Nazionale d’Arte Medievale e Moderna (23,9 km)
Church of Sant’Agostino (24,4 km)
Altamura Cathedral (37,8 km)
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Acquaviva delle Fonti Co-Cathedral (56,3 km)
User Reviews
Cinzia Calluso (2 years ago)
The ruins are not accessible except by climbing the last section
The ruins are not accessible except by climbing the last section
Stefano Donghi (2 years ago)
An enchanted place not to be missed!
An enchanted place not to be missed!
Gaetano Rossetti (2 years ago)
Nice site of historical interest. Its origins date back to the Middle Ages. It is located on top of a hill from which you can enjoy a beautiful panorama. The castle is located within a farm, so you need to ask permission to access it.
Nice site of historical interest. Its origins date back to the Middle Ages. It is located on top of a hill from which you can enjoy a beautiful panorama. The castle is located within a farm, so you need to ask permission to access it.
Pietro Amendolara (3 years ago)
The remains of the UGGIANO CASTLE are something incredible. We got there by following the path that leads from the church of Santa Maria degli Angeli to the castle (strictly on foot). The castle enjoys a breathtaking view, it seems to be in a Nordic landscape. Ruined walls, high walls, and a still intact portal with an Ogiva entrance appear to be of Arab origin. Ravines and corners with visions of the ancient land of Lucania. I was wonderfully fascinated by the place. Of course it should be valued and made use of. a real marvel.
The remains of the UGGIANO CASTLE are something incredible. We got there by following the path that leads from the church of Santa Maria degli Angeli to the castle (strictly on foot). The castle enjoys a breathtaking view, it seems to be in a Nordic landscape. Ruined walls, high walls, and a still intact portal with an Ogiva entrance appear to be of Arab origin. Ravines and corners with visions of the ancient land of Lucania. I was wonderfully fascinated by the place. Of course it should be valued and made use of. a real marvel.
roberto d'arcangelo (3 years ago)
Fantastic place... absolutely worth visiting.
Fantastic place... absolutely worth visiting.
