Places
Park·Easy·Relaxing·Hidden gem
Venosa — Anfiteatro Romano & Parco Archeologico
Basilicata
Venosa, birthplace of the poet Horace, preserves a Roman amphitheatre, baths and a later Jewish catacomb complex scattered across open parkland, alongside the unfinished Incompiuta church built partly from salvaged Roman stone. Grassy paths connect the sites, an easy, open walk through layered history.
Duration
1–2 hours
Distance
4 km
Elevation
+20 m
Best season
Year-round
Parking · Free
Free parking at the archaeological park entrance in Venosa.
Water
Fountain near the entrance.
Highlights
- Roman amphitheatre and baths
- Birthplace of the poet Horace
- Open grassland archaeological park
With your dog
Leashed dogs welcome throughout the archaeological park's open grounds.
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