Tremona-Castello Archaeological Park

Really interesting ruins, paths not very flowing but short, a detour worth it. They are the remains of a settlement dating back to the Neolithic and Middle Ages.

he history of the town on the Tremona hill begins in the Neolithic, that is, between 5400 and 3400 BC
Christ. This is demonstrated by many finds, including serpentine axes, arrowheads, blades and blades, flint scrapers and hundreds of fragments of terracotta containers. However, Tremona continued to be "alive" even during the Copper Age (from 3400 to 2200 BC, as evidenced by the fragments
of numerous inverted bell-shaped vases), and in the subsequent Bronze Age (from 2200 to 900 BC).

Nice half (you have to use your imagination a bit 😉 ) with some quite technical escape routes