Privernum Archaeological Park
Walking Through the Roman City
hidden in the plain.
The Privernum Archaeological Park allows visitors to physically step back in time to the history of the ancient Roman city that gave rise to the Priverno area. Amid the ruins of buildings, streets, domus, and public spaces, the site offers a glimpse into daily life in a Roman colony built in the heart of the Amaseno Plain. It’s a perfect stop for anyone seeking a more immersive and less conventional archaeological experience. The artifacts discovered in the park are now also showcased and highlighted at the Priverno Archaeological Museum.
USEFUL INFORMATION
Distance from the oil mill: 4.1 km
Location: Priverno area
Recommended visit duration: 1 to 2 hours
Ideal for: families, schools, groups, archaeology enthusiasts, and slow tourism enthusiasts
WHAT TO SEE
The structures of the ancient
Roman city.
The remains of the domus and
public spaces
Traces of the urban
layout of Privernum
The landscape of the
Amaseno Plain
Orsini's tip
Combine a visit to the Archaeological Park with a visit to the Archaeological Museum of Priverno: first the artifacts, then the site where they were found. It’s the best way to truly understand the history of the area.
See also...
Fossanova and its medieval village
A place of silence, architecture, and spirituality, dominated by the extraordinary Cistercian abbey.
Priverno Archaeological Museum - Carlo Cicala
The timeless history of ancient Privernum, from the Volscian world to the Roman city.