Immerse yourself in the ruins of Paestum, one of the most fascinating and best-preserved archaeological sites of ancient Magna Graecia, walking among the majestic columns of the three Doric temples traditionally attributed to Hera, Neptune, and Athena. The visit continues at the Museo Archeologico Nazionale, where the Tomba del Tuffatore offers an extraordinary example of ancient Greek painting.

Discover the charm of the seaside village of Agropoli, with its picturesque streets and sea views that testify to its strategic role in the Mediterranean. Once an important Byzantine centre, it preserves the majestic Castello Angioino Aragonese; from its walkways, visitors can admire breathtaking views over the Golfo di Salerno and the Cilento coast.

Explore the remains of Velia, where ancient walls and the famous Porta Rosa evoke the philosophy of Parmenide and Zenone. The day ends with a walk through the nearby village of Ascea, among peaceful alleys and authentic local flavours.

The journey continues to Roccagloriosa, a hilltop village overlooking the Golfo di Policastro. Between the Chiesa di San Giovanni Battista and the Parco Archeologico, traces of ancient walls, tombs, and settlements reveal fragments of Lucanian and Roman history. The artefacts preserved in the Museo Archeologico offer an intimate and precious glimpse into the daily life of ancient inhabitants.