Do not miss the opportunity to visit a place unknown to many, the Greek ruins of Paestum. The three Greek temples of Paestum, built between the sixth and fifth centuries BC, are, together with those of Athens and Agrigento, the best preserved temple buildings from the classical age. Since the eighteenth century the site has attracted travelers and artists such as Piranesi and Goethe. Since 1998, Paestum has been a UNESCO heritage site. The construction of the temples began a few decades after the foundation of the city of Paestum, which was originally called Poseidonia, around 600 BC. The temples are located in the central part of the city, which extends over 120 hectares and is surrounded by a wall, also among the best in terms of conservation that we know. Between the temples was placed the "market", that is the central square where the assemblies of citizens were held and the tomb (empty, actually) of the mythical founder of Paestum was venerated.

After visiting the archaeological site, customers can stop at this farm, admire the buffaloes and eat in the restaurant. You can buy local products on site.