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Neapolis Archaeological Park + Guided Tour Neapolis
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Neapolis: Guided Tour
Admire the Greek and Roman highlights of Neapolis on a guided tour
Duration:
1h 15mins
Live guide:
Italian
Duration:
1h 15mins
Live guide:
Italian
Provider: Aditus S.r.l.(GENOVA CULTURA S.C.A.R.L.)
Registered address: Via Caboto 35, 10129, Turin, IT
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Italian Guided Tour
During this guided tour of the Archaeological Park of Neapolis, conducted by professional tour guides, you'll be able to fully immerse yourself in the history of this ancient site. Your adventure starts in the oldest part of the park, the Greek one, where you'll discover sites like the Latomie (an ancient quarry), the Ear of Dionysus, the Altar of Hieron, and the Greek Theater. You'll conclude your 75-minute tour in the Roman part of Neapolis, featuring highlights like the famous amphitheater.
- Please go to go to the cashier and show your smartphone voucher to collect the entry voucher before the tour
- Meet your guide at the designated meeting point for tours
Greek Theater of Syracuse
Greek Theater, Via Luigi Bernabò Brea, Syracuse, Province of Syracuse, Italy, 96100, Syracuse
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- Cancellation is possible until 23:59 on the day before your visit.
- Rescheduling is possible until 23:59 on the day before your visit.
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