Address
Via del Lido 22A
72025 Marina di Policoro
Policoro - Matera
Opening Hours
The reception is open 24 hours a day
Staying at OroHotel Policoro means having the opportunity to explore a destination rich in history, nature, and outdoor activities.
The hotel’s strategic location allows easy access to some of the most charming villages in Southern Italy, while also offering sports and nature experiences suitable for every type of traveler.
Whether it’s a cultural day trip, a short excursion, or an active outdoor experience, Policoro is the perfect starting point to discover Basilicata and the surrounding regions.
Rocca Imperiale – 21 km | about 23 minutes
A charming medieval village overlooking the sea, dominated by the Swabian castle and renowned for its IGP lemons.
Craco – 42 km | about 44 minutes
The famous ghost town of Basilicata, scenic and full of charm, often used as a cinematic filming location.
Pietrapertosa – 110 km | about 1 hour and 30 minutes
One of the most beautiful villages in Italy, set among the Lucanian Dolomites, ideal for those who love spectacular landscapes and authentic towns.
Taranto – 80 km | about 1 hour
A seaside city rich in history, museums, and traditions, perfect for a cultural excursion combined with Apulian flavors.
Canoeing, ideal for exploring the coastline and natural surroundings
Windsurfing, for water sports enthusiasts
Orienteering, combining nature and adventure
Horseback riding, to discover the area in close contact with nature
Oro Hotel Policoro is the ideal starting point for exploring Matera, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and Basilicata’s main cultural destinations.
Historic villages, archaeological sites, local traditions, and food and wine make every stay a rich and varied experience.
Whether you’re looking for a relaxing holiday or a journey to discover the region, the hotel offers a comfortable and welcoming base to fully enjoy every experience.
The Siris – Herakleia Archaeological Park, located near Policoro and just 6 km from the hotel, represents one of the most important archaeological sites of Magna Graecia in Basilicata. The area tells the long historical stratification of two ancient Greek cities that deeply shaped the history of this territory.
The city of Herakleia, founded in 433 BC by colonists from Taranto and Thurii, arose on the ruins of the older Siris, dating back to the 7th century BC. The park preserves remains of urban settlements, sacred areas, and testimonies of daily life from the Greek period.
Visiting the Heraclea Archaeological Park means immersing yourself in the history of ancient Greece in Southern Italy, just a few kilometers from Policoro and easily reachable from OroHotel Policoro, making it ideal for a cultural experience during your stay in Basilicata.
The National Museum of Siritide, located in Policoro, preserves important archaeological findings from the ancient cities of Siris and Heracleia, offering a visitor experience that tells the story of Magna Graecia in Basilicata.
Inside the museum you can admire painted vases, ceramics, and artifacts of great historical value, including the famous “Policoro Painter Vase”, considered one of the most representative pieces of the collection.
A visit to the museum is an ideal cultural experience to deepen your knowledge of the local area and its origins, easily reachable from OroHotel Policoro.
The Castle of Policoro is an ancient baronial palace that reflects centuries of local history and the evolution of the town over time. Today, the building hosts shops, cultural spaces, and restaurants, becoming a meeting point between tradition and contemporary life.
Visiting the Castle of Policoro means discovering one of the city’s symbolic landmarks, walking among historic architecture and authentic atmospheres, just a short distance from OroHotel Policoro and the main attractions of the area.
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