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Montagna di Marzo
📍 Archaeological site

Montagna di Marzo

Piazza Armerina

An archaeological area that is part of the Archaeological Park of Morgantina and the Villa del Casale, it preserves the remains of a large Hellenised Sicel settlement whose life probably continued into late antiquity.

An archaeological area that is part of the Archaeological Park of Morgantina and the Villa del Casale, it preserves the remains of a large Hellenised Sicel settlement whose life probably continued into late antiquity. Many identify the settlement with ancient Herbessos. On the summit tableland, archaeological research has brought to light the remains of a theatre structure, a mighty city gate, part of the walls and an apse belonging to a late-antique ecclesiastical building.

Getting there

SP 12, Piazza Armerina. Reached by following the SP 12. Accessible by bicycle and by car/motorcycle.

Access & visits

A guide is required.

Where it is

Nearby places

Monte Navone

Piazza Armerina · Archaeological site

Monte Navone

An archaeological area in the countryside of Piazza Armerina which, despite the lack of thorough archaeological investigation, features various surface remains and a magnificent panoramic position over the Braemi and Nociara valleys.

Boschi di Piazza

Piazza Armerina · Woodland

Boschi di Piazza

A vast area characterised by highly natural rural conditions.

Lago Olivo

Piazza Armerina · Lake

Lago Olivo

An artificial lake created by damming the stream of the same name, a tributary of the Braemi, it has a forked shape with very deep inlets.