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Known also as Piazza Armerina, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, probably one of the most famous in the world. This Roman Villa shows how the very rich Romans used to live. Probably its owner was a senior aristocratic senator and at the same time a “Philosopher”, a lover of fine arts and poetry which can be “read” in the mosaics. Among the most amazing mosaic floors is the one of The Great Hunting Scene in a 66m long corridor, showing animals captured in Africa and shipped probably to Rome for the Games in the Coliseum.
- Morning: Leave at 8.00 arrive at 10-10.30am. Three hour visit of the site.
- Lunch at local restaurant or bar.
- Afternoon: Leave at 3pm.
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- Leave Palermo at 8 am, back by 6 pm.
- Tickets to the site and lunch are not included.
- Transport needed to get there. Can be arranged.
Booking
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