M.A.V.I. — Museo Antiquarium di Lacedonia
Lacedonia (AV)
Hidden gemMuseums
The story
Beneath the square slept a Daunian necropolis: vases, ornaments and the bones of a people who traded here a thousand years before Rome.
Access
Token admission fee, opening by booking
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