Guided tour to the Archaeological Museum of Aidone - Morgantina.
Description
DISCOVERING THE GODDESSES Tour of the Aidone Museum Discover one of Sicily’s hidden treasures with a guided tour of the Archaeological Museum of Aidone, home to masterpieces from the ancient city of Morgantina. Inside this small yet extraordinary museum, you’ll encounter world-famous artifacts such as the statue of the “Morgantina Venus,” delicate terracotta figurines, and precious silverware that reveal the richness and elegance of Greek life in Sicily. Led by an expert guide, the tour brings history to life through fascinating stories of gods, myths, and daily life in the ancient Mediterranean world. Far from the crowds of mass tourism, the museum’s intimate atmosphere allows you to appreciate each piece up close, gaining a deeper understanding of Sicily’s cultural heritage. This experience is perfect for travelers who love archaeology, mythology, and authentic encounters with history in one of the island’s most evocative settings.
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Itinerary
The finds relating to the Sicilian Greek city including the Venus, the Acrolites and the Silver Treasure
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Important Information
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Reviews(6)
Zagara is an exceptional guide, of great competence and professionalism, but what really makes the difference is the passion with tells of these places, the history of Morgantina, its findings, the various theories, how she analyzes every room of Villa del Casale, very good at intriguing with every detail. Knowing these places with her made all the difference... we were completely captivated by her stories. Grazie Zagara!!!
Zagara Palermo is not simply the guide who magnificently led us through the centuries-old layers of the archaeological area of Morgantina. Zagara was a true goddess ex machina who told us with rare competence and enthusiasm the splendor of the finds that were raided from those places by grave robbers and, having reappeared in prestigious museums, were brought home at the end of tortuous adventures. Extraordinary places narrated by a truly special person.
