Gnatia Ruins and Archaeological Museum Private Guided Tour

Exploring the ancient ruins of Gnatia and uncovering the treasures of its archaeological museum is a captivating journey through history. With a private guided tour, visitors can explore the region’s rich heritage, marveling at well-preserved Roman basilicas and intricate mosaics. Led by a licensed guide, the 2-hour experience promises an insightful and engaging exploration of the site’s thirty centuries of stories, leaving participants eager to discover more about this remarkable archaeological wonder.

About Your Stay

• This private guided tour provides a 2-hour exploration of the Gnatia Ruins and Archaeological Museum, available in English and Italian.
• Visitors can discover significant archaeological sites in Puglia, including the ancient city of Egnazia, and explore the Via Traiana, Criptoportico, and Roman basilicas.
• The museum showcases a comprehensive collection of artifacts from the Bronze Age to the Messapian and Roman eras, including the notable marble head of the god Attis and mosaic of the Graces.
• The tour includes a licensed guide and entrance ticket to the Archaeological Park, with a meeting point at the Egnazia Archaeological Museum ticket office.
• The Gnatia Ruins provide insight into the region’s historical significance, offering a unique opportunity to explore the captivating story of this ancient city.

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Tour Overview

A private guided walking tour of the Gnatia Ruins and Archaeological Museum offers visitors the chance to explore significant archaeological sites in Puglia, including the ancient city of Egnazia.

Priced from $356.89 per group (up to 25 participants), the 2-hour tour is available in English and Italian. Guests can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

The tour allows visitors to walk through the Via Traiana, Criptoportico, and Roman basilicas, as well as visit the necropolis, defensive walls, Episcopal Basilica, and Southern Basilica with mosaics.

Experience Highlights

On the Gnatia Ruins Tour, visitors can explore significant archaeological sites in Puglia, including the ancient city of Egnazia.

They’ll walk through the Via Traiana, Criptoportico, and Roman basilicas. The tour includes a visit to the necropolis, defensive walls, Episcopal Basilica, and Southern Basilica with mosaics.

At the Giuseppe Andreassi National Archaeological Museum, guests will discover thirty centuries of history, from the Bronze Age to the Messapian and Roman eras.

Notable exhibits include the marble head of the god Attis and the mosaic of the Graces.

Museum and Exhibits

The museum showcases history from the Bronze Age to the Messapian and Roman eras.

Notable exhibits include:

1. The marble head of the god Attis

2. The mosaic of the Graces

3. Artifacts from the Messapian necropolis

4. Remains of Roman buildings and infrastructure

The museum is located outside ancient Gnathia, near the Messapian necropolis.

Visitors can explore the museum’s comprehensive collection, which provides a window into the rich cultural heritage of the region over the past three millennia.

Booking Information

Visitors can reserve this private guided tour of the Gnatia Ruins and Archaeological Museum using the ‘Reserve now & pay later’ option, which requires no upfront payment.

Visitors can reserve this private guided tour of the Gnatia Ruins and Archaeological Museum using the ‘Reserve now & pay later’ option, which requires no upfront payment.

They can check availability for the desired starting times. The meeting point is outside the ticket office of the Egnazia Archaeological Museum, located at Via degli Scavi, 87, 72015 Savelletri BR, Italy.

The tour includes a licensed guide and entrance ticket to the Archaeological Park, but excludes lunch, dinner, and transportation or pick-up.

Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

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Inclusions and Exclusions

This private guided tour of the Gnatia Ruins and Archaeological Museum includes a licensed tour guide and entrance ticket to the Archaeological Park.

However, it excludes the following:

1. Lunch

2. Dinner

3. Transportation or pick-up to the meeting point

4. Any additional expenses not specified in the inclusions

The meeting point is outside the ticket office of the Egnazia Archaeological Museum, located at Via degli Scavi, 87, 72015 Savelletri BR, Italy.

Participants are responsible for their own transportation and meals during the 2-hour tour.

Significance of the Gnatia Ruins

The Gnatia Ruins in Puglia, Italy, hold immense historical significance, providing visitors a glimpse into the region’s rich past. The site was once a thriving Messapian and Roman city, with remains that date back to the Bronze Age. Visitors can explore the Via Traiana, Criptoportico, and Roman basilicas, as well as the necropolis, defensive walls, and mosaics in the Episcopal and Southern Basilicas.

| Significance | Highlights |

| — | — |

| Bronze Age to Roman Era | Messapian and Roman Ruins |

| Insight into Regional History | Archaeological Museum Exhibits |

| Eclectic Mix of Architectural Styles | Thirty Centuries of History |

Exploring the Gnatia Ruins offers a unique opportunity to step back in time and uncover the captivating story of this ancient city.

Exploring the Ancient City of Egnazia

Nestled along the Adriatic coast, the ancient city of Egnazia invites visitors to enjoy its captivating past.

Nestled along the Adriatic coast, the ancient city of Egnazia invites visitors to enjoy its captivating past.

Wander through the ruins and uncover remnants of its storied history, from the Via Traiana to the impressive defensive walls.

Highlights include:

1. Exploring the Criptoportico, a unique underground passageway.

2. Visiting the Roman basilicas and marveling at their intricate mosaics.

3. Discovering the necropolis, a fascinating insight into ancient burial practices.

4. Touring the Episcopal Basilica, a testament to Egnazia’s religious significance.

At the adjacent Archaeological Museum, thirty centuries of history come to life through its impressive collection, including the renowned marble head of the god Attis.

Discovering the Museum’s Notable Exhibits

What remarkable exhibits await visitors within the Giuseppe Andreassi National Archaeological Museum? The museum showcases artifacts spanning from the Bronze Age to the Roman era.

Standout exhibits include the marble head of the god Attis and the stunning mosaic of the Graces. These provide a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of the ancient city of Gnathia.

The museum’s location, just outside the archaeological site, allows visitors to fully enjoy the history of this remarkable place.

With thirty centuries of history on display, the museum offers a comprehensive look at the evolution of this important Messapian and Roman settlement.

Questions About Your Stay

What Is the Average Group Size for the Private Tour?

The private tour accommodates up to 25 participants. This allows for an intimate group size to explore the archaeological site and museum comfortably with the licensed tour guide.

Are There Any Discounts Available for Seniors or Students?

The tour does not mention any discounts for seniors or students. The listed price of $356.89 is per group, with up to 25 participants allowed, so the per-person cost may decrease with larger group sizes.

Is Photography Allowed Inside the Museum and Archaeological Site?

Photos are allowed inside the museum and archaeological site. However, visitors should avoid using flash and respect any restrictions to protect the exhibits and sites. It’s best to check with staff for specific photography guidelines.

Are There Any Wheelchair-Accessible Facilities on the Tour?

The tour information doesn’t specify if there are wheelchair-accessible facilities. Visitors with mobility needs should contact the tour provider for details on accessibility and accommodations.

Can I Purchase Souvenirs or Gifts at the End of the Tour?

The tour does not include any stops at gift shops or opportunities to purchase souvenirs. However, the museum located near the ruins may have a small gift shop where visitors can buy items related to the site’s history and archaeology.

Final Verdict On This Stay

This private guided tour offers a captivating exploration of the Gnatia Ruins and Archaeological Museum. Visitors can marvel at the region’s rich heritage, from the ancient city of Egnazia to the stunning Roman basilicas. With a licensed guide’s insights, the tour provides a comprehensive understanding of thirty centuries of history through remarkable exhibits, including the marble head of the god Attis and intricate mosaics.

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