Luceria

The excavation area reveals ancient Roman streets, building foundations, and structures along the right bank of the Enza River in northern Apennines.

The settlement emerged as a commercial center in the 4th century BC, strategically positioned at the intersection of three major communication routes.

The site displays a mix of Ligurian and Latin cultural elements through architectural remains and artifacts preserved at the National Archaeological Museum of Parma.

Visitors can access the archaeological site seasonally to examine preserved sections of Roman roads and adjacent structural remains from ancient times.

The main road through the settlement features an advanced drainage system in its pavement design, preventing water accumulation during Roman times.

Location: Canossa

GPS coordinates: 44.60897,10.41180

Latest update: March 3, 2025 15:52