Aditus | First Sunday of the month | Guided tours in Egnazia

Notices(7)

GUIDED TOURS OF THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL PARK
On the first Sunday of the month, visits to the Archaeological Park are provided ONLY in the MORNING in the following time slots: 9:30 am; 11:30 am.
GUIDED TOURS OF THE ANDREASSI MUSEUM
On the first Sunday of the month, visits are provided in the following time slots: 9:30 am; 11:30 am; 3 pm.
ENTRANCE TICKET
On the first Sunday of each month, the entrance ticket is free. Online ticket booking is still required.
Reductions
Children under 6 do not pay.
BAD WEATHER
In case of bad weather, visitors who have booked a visit to the Archaeological Park will be able to take advantage of the guided tour inside the museum.
MEETING POINT
Meeting point at the ticket office
TYPE OF USERS TO WHOM THE VISIT IS ADDRESSED
Individuals - Families - Groups adults / children - People with motor, cognitive and sensory disabilities.

Includes

Expert Guides

Paths(2)

You can choose between two routes: one to discover the Andreassi Museum and one outside in the Archaeological Park. Before booking, remember to check the available times in the notices section.

Path 1

Giuseppe Andreassi Museum (available only for the afternoon)

Located within the defensive walls of the ancient city, the Giuseppe Andreassi Museum provides visitors with material evidence of the times in which Egnatia was inhabited. Thanks to an expert guide, you will be accompanied on a journey that will lead you to the discovery of everyday objects, but also for the worship of the gods and the funerary practices of the past. Added to this is the section Egnatia and the sea, dedicated to underwater archaeological discoveries that will help to understand the deep link between the ancient city of Gnathia and the sea.

Path 2

Archaeological Park (available only for the morning)

Accompanied by an expert guide, you will be able to discover the archaeological site, which is one of the largest examples of a Roman and late antique city in Puglia! Starting from the city walls and walking along the Via Traiana you will be able to discover hidden corners and curiosities about the life of the population of the time and how it evolved during the thirty centuries in which the area was inhabited. From the domus to the places of worship to the necropolis, you will be accompanied on an intense journey that tells the story of Egnatia from the Bronze Age to the Middle Ages.