Paestum and mozzarella factory

Ancient Wonders of Paestum Private Guided Tour

The city of paestum was founded by greeks around the year 600 b.c. with name of Poseidonia then by year 270 b.c. the city harbour a latin colony and from that moment it gets the name of Paestum.

Three great temples, from different eras, temple of cerere, temple of neptune and sanctuary of hera are all perfectly preserved and this makes the site extremely interesting.

Neverthless paestum can offer to its visitors not only the magneficent temples but also many treasures brought to light during excavations which began early 1900 and one of the most famous piece of art is the “tomb of the diver”. This incredible painting who is a testimony of ancient magna grecia was found in 1968. The tomb together with many others beautiful and precious treasures are kept in the museum of paestum that’s why you can’t leave the site without seeing it. 

The museum is located very close the archaeological site so just right across the street.

Enhance your visit to Paestum with an authentic local experience at a nearby buffalo mozzarella factory.

After exploring the ancient Greek temples and the archaeological site, you will visit a traditional dairy where the world-famous Mozzarella di Bufala Campana DOP is produced.

During the visit, you will discover the traditional production process, from fresh buffalo milk to the final mozzarella, following techniques handed down through generations. The experience usually includes a tasting of freshly made mozzarella, allowing you to enjoy its unique flavor and exceptional quality.

This combination of history, culture, and gastronomy makes the Paestum & Mozzarella Factory tour a perfect choice for travelers who want to experience the authentic soul of Southern Italy in one unforgettable day.

Details

• It can be scheduled as a private shore trip, private tour from  hotels and day trips.
• The duration of the visit least approx. 6/7 hours including visit and driving time.
• In order to enjoy the visit the best way possible, we highly recommend a private guide service.
• Admission fees are not included