Craco and Sant'Angelo are medieval villages located in the Basilicata region of southern Italy. These settlements are situated within the rugged landscape of the Calanchi, characterized by deep ravines and clay hills.
The sites are notable for their historical architecture and their status as "ghost towns." Craco is frequently cited for its dramatic hilltop position and abandoned stone structures, while Sant'Angelo serves as a nearby companion site. Both locations have become significant points of interest for historical preservation and cinematic filming due to their preserved medieval atmosphere.