ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE OF SAINT-VINCENT

The Archaeological site of the Parish Church of Saint-Vincent testifies to the continuity of use starting from the end of the Bronze Age and the Iron Age continuing with the Roman and medieval civilization.

The wall structures found dating back to the Roman age are the testimony of an important eatery along the via della Gallia, with an annexed thermal plant.

After the beginning of the 5th century AD, the area was occupied by burials, typical of early Christianity. Their presence seems to have determined the birth of a first funerary building, followed by further phases of burials in the 7th and 8th centuries preceding the establishment of the Romanesque church.

A special visit itinerary equipped with informative didactic panels with a guide/companion will lead the visitor to discover the site .

The duration of the visit is about 30 minutes.

The cost of the ticket is € 3.00, while the visit is free for minors; please note that the route is not equipped for people with disabilities.

Open to the public every Saturday from 3.00pm to 6.00pm (or by reservation for other days)

Email: parrocchia_stvincent@libero.it

Telephone: +39 389 1369524