Paestum tickets and guided tours
Paestum temples and museum guided tour
Explore the archeological site of Paestum with an expert guide! Admire 2,500-year-old Greek temples and discover Greek art and decorative elements.
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Paestum Skip-The-Line Small Group Tour with an Archaeologist
Explore the ancient ruins of Paestum with an archaeologist and enjoy a small group tour with skip the line admission fees avoiding the crowds!
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Guided Tour of Paestum's Archeological Area
Indulge in a guided tour among the Doric temples of Paestum and get to see ancient Greek and Lucanian artefacts kept in the site's museum.
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Paestum 3-hour Private Tour and Skip-the-Line Tickets
Embark on a timeless journey with our expert guide through the ancient religious architecture of Paestum, and witness the majestic Temple of Neptune, the venerable Temple of Ceres, and the iconic Basilica — all exemplifying the exquisite Doric style.
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Visit Paestum, the ancient city belonging to Poseidon, on a guided tour with an expert guide to admire the three Doric temples and the museum's precious findings!
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The inside story
Visiting the archaeological site of Paestum makes you feel like you’ve stepped back in time, it is like walking into ancient Greece for a day. Founded in the 6th Century BC by the Greeks it became of Roman property in 273 BC and was then abandoned because of epidemics at the fall of the Roman Empire.
The site is completely surrounded by a solid stone wall, still intact, and corresponds to the Ancient City, where all the monuments and meeting points of daily life were enclosed. Within this perimeter, you can admire buildings, temples, the Greek agora, and the Roman forum, all built in different time periods.
