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216 BC. Museum, ruins of the old city built on the site of the Carthaginian camp. Entrance to the museum is 6 euros. You can lock your bike nearby.

Impressive archaeological site, great history. Unfortunately I didn't read it carefully, unfortunately closed today.

Impressive archaeological site, great history. Unfortunately I didn't read it carefully, unfortunately closed today.

The Antiquarium, located at the foot of the fortified citadel and the Archaeological Park, with the remains of the ancient Daunian settlement and the structures from the Roman, early Christian and medieval eras, today offer visitors a complex and fascinating itinerary.

We are located between the cities of Canosa and Barletta, the site is located on a hill overlooking the right bank of the Ofanto river.

The museum and the archaeological park are located in an area of great landscape and naturalistic value and are included in the Ofanto Regional Natural Park.

The Saline of the same name is important, a natural reserve that extends along the Apulian coast for about twenty kilometers in the Province of Barletta-Andria-Trani.

The city of Canne has very ancient origins. The area was highly populated since the 5th-6th millennium BC. as evidenced by some tools found in the area. The Roman city arose between the 6th and 4th centuries BC. as a simple village and here in 216 BC. the famous battle of Cannae took place which marked a harsh defeat for the Romans at the hands of Hannibal's army, which, although numerically inferior, managed to prevail thanks to a tactical expedient known as the pincer maneuver. With the fall of the Western Roman Empire, a period of decline also began for Cannae. It was destroyed by Totila's Ostrogothic troops and after a slow recovery the city flourished again in the shadow of Canosa until the destruction of the latter by the Saracens in 872. The city was the scene of many important battles and had its period of maximum flowering under Byzantine domination until 1083 when it passed under the dominion of the Normans and was destroyed again and was never able to recover.