• Archaeological Park of Paestum - The Paestum Archaeological Park is a remarkable site of Magna Graecia, renowned for its three well-preserved Doric temples, ancient walls, the Via Sacra, the Roman Forum, and the Amphitheater. Strolling among the ruins, visitors can immerse themselves in the life and history of an ancient Greek and Roman city.
• Tempio di Hera II - Paestum
• Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Paestum - The National Archaeological Museum of Paestum showcases artifacts from the ancient city of Paestum, including ceramics, sculptures, and stunning frescoes. Among the most notable collections are the painted tombstones and everyday objects, providing a unique insight into the Greek and Roman culture of the region.
• Tempio di Poseidone - Parco Archeologico di Paestum (SA) - The Temple of Poseidon in Paestum, also known as the Temple of Neptune, is one of the largest and most magnificent Doric temples in the Greek area of Italy. Constructed around 460 BC, it features a double row of impressive columns and a harmonious structure that exemplifies Greek architectural excellence. Its grandeur and elegance make it comparable to the Temple of Zeus in Olympia, and it is considered one of the marvels of Doric art.
• Anfiteatro Romano di Paestum - The Roman Amphitheater of Paestum is an elliptical structure from the Roman era, used for public spectacles and gladiator combats. Situated near the city walls, it highlights the engineering and spatial organization typical of ancient Rome.

• Visit the National Archaeological Museum of Paestum
• Visit the Archaeological Park of Paestum
• Discover the Temple of Ceres
• Admire the Temple of Hera, the Temple of Poseidon, and the Temple of Zeus
• Walk along the Via Sacra and see the Roman Forum and the Amphitheater
• Private walking tour of Paestum with licensed tour guide

• Entrance ticket: Archaeological Park + National Archaeological Museum of Paestum

Paestum is a historical city from the era of Magna Graecia. Initially named Poseidonia by its founders, it was later referred to as Paestum by the Romans to honor Poseidon, yet showed significant dedication towards Athena and Hera.

The guided journey involves visiting three grand temples. The first one, the temple of Hera, also known as the Basilica, is the most ancient, built in the Doric style and boasting significant size. Following this, we’ll explore the temple of Poseidon, or Neptune, which bears comparison to the temple of Zeus in Olympia. It stands as a glorious Doric-style wonder constructed in 460 BC, complete with double-order columns that will leave you in awe.

Our exploration will proceed with the third temple, the temple of Ceres. A walk along the Via Sacra presents an opportunity to witness the Roman Forum and the Amphitheater.

After visiting the ruins of Paestum, the tour will culminate at the National Archaeological Museum.

The cover plate displays a man in mid-air, undressed, moments before diving into a water body from a springboard.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.