Special Opening of the Mezzagnone Archaeological Area in Santa Croce Camerina

Special Opening of the Mezzagnone Archaeological Area in Santa Croce Camerina

On the occasion of the Sicilian Cultural Heritage Day, the Mezzagnone archaeological area in Santa Croce Camerina was opened to the public for a special free-access event. The initiative aimed to promote local cultural heritage and to commemorate Sebastiano Tusa's contribution to cultural preservation in Sicily.

Visitors attended guided tours organized by the Parco Archeologico di Kamarina e Cava d'Ispica. During the morning sessions, experts presented the site's most significant historical and archaeological features.

• Admission: special opening with free entry.
• Guided tours: led by professional archaeologists and art historians.
• Key guides: Saverio Scerra (archaeologist), Paola Dantoni (archaeologist) and Maria Antonietta Piazza (art historian).
• Purpose: promotion and public outreach of the local archaeological heritage.

If you plan to attend future openings or guided visits, check the Parco Archeologico di Kamarina e Cava d'Ispica calendar for updates and consider booking for large groups. Wear comfortable footwear and bring water and sun protection for outdoor visits.