Chiesa rupestre di San Giuliano o Madonna delle Grazie

The rupestrian church houses well-preserved frescoes from the 14th century and later, which are considered beautiful and interesting.

The square next to the church offers one of the best viewpoints of Matera's Old Town Sassi, providing a spectacular vista.

Described as a 'small jewel' and an 'interesting cave church,' it offers a glimpse into ancient religious art and architecture.

Unlike more famous sites, this cave church is often visited by fewer people, allowing for a more peaceful and intimate experience.

The 14th-century frescoes within the cave church are noted to be in a good state of conservation, adding to their appeal.