Ripacandida, the village of honey and saffron

We will touch the heart of Basilicata in search of the true wonders of Vulture. On the slopes of the mountain of the same name we find two villages that are very interesting for their history, art, culture and gastronomy. The first is Ripacandida, also known as the little Assisi of Basilicata, because in one of its churches there are frescoes that resemble those of Giotto. The village is also known for the production of honey-the area's yellow gold-and saffron. We will then move to the second village, known for its Arbëreshë origins: the village of Gi...