Melfia (Melfi)

Melfi, also known as Melfia, is a historical town in southern Italy, situated in the Basilicata region. It has ancient origins, dating back to the Lombards and earlier civilizations, and is notable for its medieval castle, the Norman Castle, which offers insight into its rich past. The town's strategic location made it a key center of agriculture, trade, and military activity over centuries. Today, Melfi blends its historical heritage with modern life, serving as a regional hub with cultural sites, historic architecture, and natural landscapes that attract visitors interested in Italy’s medieval history.