moderate
3 hours
Suitable for visitors in average physical condition comfortable with walking on uneven ancient paths.
Discover the ancient Greek temples and captivating museum of Paestum on a private 3-hour tour with skip-the-line access. Explore majestic ruins and extraordinary artifacts, including the rare Tomb of the Diver fresco.
3-hour private tour of Paestum archaeological park and museum - Skip the line tickets included
Discover the ancient wonders of Paestum on a private 3-hour tour, where you’ll explore remarkably preserved Greek temples and the captivating Paestum Museum. Led by an expert guide, delve into the rich history and artistry, including the famous Tomb of the Diver, for an unforgettable journey through Magna Graecia.
Embark on a private, 3-hour journey through the ancient wonders of Paestum, where history unfolds at your pace. This exclusive tour includes priority access to both the majestic Greek temples and the insightful museum, where the enigmatic Tomb of the Diver awaits. Experience the essence of Magna Graecia with every step, enhanced by the expertise of your personal guide.
The site includes uneven terrain and walking between temples; sturdy shoes ensure comfort and safety.
Paestum’s open ruins offer limited shade, especially in summer—stay hydrated and wear sunscreen.
The tour runs rain or shine; bring a raincoat or umbrella during wetter seasons.
Avoid long waits by entering quickly with your priority access pass, especially in peak tourist seasons.
Paestum was founded by Greek colonists around 600 BCE and thrived as a cultural and trading hub of Magna Graecia before Roman rule.
The site is actively protected by Italian heritage authorities, with visitor guidelines designed to minimize impact on the fragile ruins and surrounding landscape.
Provides support and stability over uneven ancient stone and dirt paths.
Staying hydrated is crucial when exploring outdoor ruins in hot weather.
summer specific
Protects against sudden showers during spring and fall seasons.
spring specific
Necessary for sun-exposed sections of the open-air archaeological site.
summer specific