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It's worth a stop (especially in summer to break the heat) if you happen to be cycling through the area. Keep in mind that admission is free on the first Sunday of every month!

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Founded in the Caesarian era (around 50 BC), it is among the oldest examples of this type of building. Initially built without an external ring, it still retains a few steps of the caeva (stairs for the public). The balteo, a parapet separating the arena from the cavea, was built to a considerable height to avoid aggression from the animals performing in the arena. At the end of the 1st century AD, an external ring was added consisting of a series of arches resting on brick pillars, above which the crowning of the cavea (maenianum summum) was positioned, perhaps made of wood. Currently, the amphitheatre is only partially visible since approximately a third is buried under the modern road.

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The amphitheater of Paestum👍

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This terrace is unique in its kind, in reality it is a real panoramic route that starts from the flight of the Angel and ends in the lovers' belvedere. It is worth going all the way and choosing the most suitable bench to enjoy the landscape.

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In the archaeological park of Paestum it is possible to admire the remains of the ancient city of Magna Graecia called Poseidonia in honor of the God of the sea. The name Paestum was then given by the Romans in the III century. B.C. Today the archaeological site is distinguished by the perfect state of conservation of temples and monuments.

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Crossing the Borgo di Trentinara you reach this panoramic square called the Terrace of Cilento. From here you can admire the Cilento coast, from Agropoli to Salerno, the Amalfi coast and even in the distance you can see the island of Capri.

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In the archaeological park of Paestum it is possible to admire the remains of the ancient city of Magna Graecia called Poseidonia in honor of the God of the sea. The name Paestum was then given by the Romans in the III century. B.C. Today the archaeological site is distinguished by the perfect state of conservation of temples and monuments.

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