4.3·Matera·1h 45m
Matera Official Open Bus Tour with entrance to Casa Grotta
Explore Matera on a panoramic bus tour with short walks, Casa Grotta and rock church visits...
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About this activity
Walk through Matera's ancient streets retracing iconic locations from James Bond's No Time To Die, guided by expert insights into how this Unesco-listed town became a Hollywood film set. This 2-hour tour blends cinematic storytelling with the town's 13th-century architecture and dramatic ravine vistas.
Follow in the footsteps of the world’s most famous secret agent on this thrilling walking tour through the cinematic streets of Matera. Discover the iconic locations from No Time To Die as your guide shares behind-the-scenes stories and fascinating insights.
Stroll along Via delle Beccherie, linking Via Duomo to the majestic 13th-century Romanesque Cathedral. Then, descend through narrow alleys and stairways into Sasso Barisano, where action-packed scenes came to life among ancient stone architecture.
Continue along Via Madonna delle Virtù, overlooking the Gravina ravine—Bond’s high-speed chase route in the legendary Aston Martin. Then head to Via Muro, Matera’s most cinematic street, chosen by Cary Fukunaga for its striking visual power.
Take in the stunning views from Piazza San Pietro Caveoso, featured in the film’s most intense moments, and finish in Piazza Pascoli, home to the iconic Hotel Balcony—Bond’s Matera hideout.
More than just a tour, it’s a journey into the world of James Bond, surrounded by history, cinema, and breathtaking scenery.
Stroll along Via delle Beccherie, linking Via Duomo to the majestic 13th-century Romanesque Cathedral. Then, descend through narrow alleys and stairways into Sasso Barisano, where action-packed scenes came to life among ancient stone architecture.
Continue along Via Madonna delle Virtù, overlooking the Gravina ravine—Bond’s high-speed chase route in the legendary Aston Martin. Then head to Via Muro, Matera’s most cinematic street, chosen by Cary Fukunaga for its striking visual power.
Take in the stunning views from Piazza San Pietro Caveoso, featured in the film’s most intense moments, and finish in Piazza Pascoli, home to the iconic Hotel Balcony—Bond’s Matera hideout.
More than just a tour, it’s a journey into the world of James Bond, surrounded by history, cinema, and breathtaking scenery.
Highlights
- ✓Visit Via Muro, the most photogenic street chosen by director Cary Fukunaga for its visual impact
- ✓Explore Sasso Barisano's narrow alleys where action sequences were filmed among limestone facades
- ✓Stand on Via Madonna delle Virtù overlooking the Gravina ravine—the route of Bond's legendary Aston Martin chase
- ✓See Piazza San Pietro Caveoso, location of the film's most intense scenes
- ✓Discover the Hotel Balcony in Piazza Pascoli, Bond's on-screen hideout
- ✓Learn behind-the-scenes production stories and filming techniques from your guide
Insider tips
- ★Book morning tours (if available) to avoid afternoon crowds and capture the best light for photos on Via Muro
- ★Wear comfortable walking shoes—the tour involves steep staircases and uneven cobblestone alleys throughout Sasso Barisano
- ★Ask your guide to pinpoint exact camera angles used in No Time To Die; many spots offer picture-perfect framing opportunities
- ★Visit the 13th-century Romanesque Cathedral on Via Duomo before the tour ends to understand Matera's architectural heritage beyond film locations
Good to know
- •Tour duration is 2 hours; pace is moderate but includes multiple flights of stairs and steep descents
- •Meeting point and exact start time should be confirmed with supplier upon booking
- •Wear sturdy, closed-toe walking shoes suitable for historic stone streets and staircases
- •Bring water and sun protection; limited shade in Piazza areas, especially mid-day
- •Groups are typically small, enhancing the intimate cinematic experience
Who it's for
James Bond franchise fans seeking immersive film location experiencesCinephiles interested in movie production design and filming techniquesCultural travellers combining film history with Unesco-listed architecturePhotography enthusiasts looking for striking urban and ravine landscape shots
Best time to visit
Visit during late afternoon (golden hour) for dramatic lighting on Via Muro and the Cathedral, or early morning to beat crowds. Spring (April–May) and autumn (September–October) offer comfortable walking temperatures without summer heat.
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