🏺 Los sitios arqueológicos más importantes de Italia

17 lugares ordenados por puntuación editorial

  1. 1 Colosseo — Roma Colosseo Roma · Lacio Descubre el Coliseo, el anfiteatro más grande de la antigüedad inaugurado en el 80 d.C. por la dinastía Flavia y símbolo indiscutible de Roma. 100
  2. 2 Parco Archeologico di Pompei — Pompei Parco Archeologico di Pompei Pompei · Campania Sepultada por el Vesubio en el año 79 d.C., Pompei es el único yacimiento del mundo que conserva de forma íntegra la imagen de una ciudad romana. 98
  3. 3 Valle dei Templi — Agrigento Valle dei Templi Agrigento · Sicilia The best-preserved Doric temples outside Greece, UNESCO-listed since 1997. 95
  4. 4 Pantheon — Roma Pantheon Roma · Lacio The best-preserved Roman temple, with the largest unreinforced concrete dome ever built. 94
  5. 5 Temples of Paestum — Capaccio Paestum Temples of Paestum Capaccio Paestum · Campania Three nearly intact Doric temples in a Cilento meadow: the truest Greece outside Greece. 92
  6. 6 Arena di Verona — Verona Arena di Verona Verona · Véneto The first-century Roman amphitheatre that becomes the world's most famous open-air opera house each summer. 91
  7. 7 Selinunte Archaeological Park — Castelvetrano Selinunte Archaeological Park Castelvetrano · Sicilia One of Europe's largest archaeological parks: Doric temples among the dunes and the Cusa quarries with drums abandoned mid-work. 91
  8. 8 Herculaneum Excavations — Ercolano Herculaneum Excavations Ercolano · Campania The best-preserved buried city: timbers, mosaics and two-storey houses frozen since 79 AD. 90
  9. 9 Teatro Antico di Taormina — Taormina Teatro Antico di Taormina Taormina · Sicilia The Greco-Roman theatre with the Mediterranean's most scenographic backdrop: Etna and the Ionian Sea. 90
  10. 10 Villa Romana del Casale — Piazza Armerina Villa Romana del Casale Piazza Armerina · Sicilia Three and a half thousand square metres of Roman mosaics, "bikini girls" included: UNESCO-listed. 89
  11. 11 Hadrian's Villa — Tivoli Hadrian's Villa Tivoli · Lacio The philosopher emperor's palace-city: maritime theatre, canopus and an empire in miniature, UNESCO-listed. 88
  12. 12 Parco Archeologico della Neapolis — Siracusa Parco Archeologico della Neapolis Siracusa · Sicilia Syracuse's Greek theatre and the Ear of Dionysius. 88
  13. 13 Su Nuraxi — Barumini Su Nuraxi Barumini · Cerdeña The Nuragic citadel of 1500 BC, the island's only UNESCO site: Sardinia before written history. 87
  14. 14 Grottoes of Catullus — Sirmione Grottoes of Catullus Sirmione · Lombardía Northern Italy's largest Roman villa, on the tip of the Sirmione peninsula between olive trees and lake. 84
  15. 15 Palombaro Lungo — Matera Palombaro Lungo Matera · Basilicata The cathedral of water: a hand-dug cistern up to 15 metres high beneath the main square. 78
  16. 16 Saepinum Archaeological Area — Sepino Saepinum Archaeological Area Sepino · Molise The "Pompeii of Molise": an intact Roman town amid pastures, farmhouses built into its walls. 78
  17. 17 Temple of Jupiter Anxur — Terracina Temple of Jupiter Anxur Terracina · Lacio The Roman arcades on Mount Sant'Angelo: the most theatrical night-time belvedere on Lazio's coast. 78