Places to visit in Piazza Armerina

Top Things to Do in Piazza Armerina, Italy

Places to Visit in Piazza Armerina


Top Attractions in Piazza Armerina

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What travellers are saying

  • BellBoy53
    Brisbane, Australia588 contributions
    Well worth a visit to see well preserved mosaics and how the wealthy lived at that time. There are options for a guided tour or audio guide however there is adequate visual and written signage in all parts of the complex. Some walking involved but not too onerous.
    Written 28 November 2023
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  • Odelia27
    Tel Aviv, Israel56 contributions
    Nice place to visit if you are in the area for Villa Romana.
    beautifull medieval narrow alleys.
    We came there for lunch after the Villa, it was exactly the right place for us.
    Written 15 August 2023
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  • maapar
    Mount Pleasant, SC866 contributions
    Stopped here while on way to Villa Romana for lunch. Then visited this church which is baroque and so not very ornate. The interior does have interesting blue and white motifs. Worth seeing if you have time.
    Written 8 June 2022
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  • Isabela L
    Tel Aviv, Israel908 contributions
    A small and interesting museum , dedicated to sulfur mining .It retains the tools used by miners and a splendid collection of minerals.
    Written 28 December 2019
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  • Penelope W
    Melbourne, Australia1 contribution
    The tour takes you to churches that were the pilgrim bases for three orders of Knights in medieval Piazza Amerina. The tour takes over 2 hours. The guides have a depth of knowledge and insight that makes the history of Piazza Amerina come to life. Don't miss this!!
    Written 22 April 2015
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  • tajo123
    northeast70 contributions
    Excellent signage and interesting choices of paintings, images, etc. The rooms are cheerful and businesslike. We were happy to find it open when other sites were closed.
    Written 5 February 2019
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  • Isabela L
    Tel Aviv, Israel908 contributions
    The municipal library - a must see in Piazza Armerina ! In the antiquarium room ( attached to the library), there is a collection of swords( one Norman sword ) statuettes , pottery, rifles from the First World War ,an icon representing the Madonna of Itria, two early Christian epigraphs , some old typewriters and a lot of ancient books .In short, a heterogeneous but interesting collection .
    There is no entrance fee .
    Written 28 December 2019
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  • Michele Amico🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹
    Caltanissetta, Italy2,871 contributions
    This is the beautiful city of Piazza Armerina, in the middle of Sicily, Palazzo Trigona della Floresta in enchanting.
    Written 1 November 2019
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  • Martina P
    Edinburgh, UK32 contributions
    This is one of the churches you should always find open in Piazza Armerina. If you enter for a visit, ask to see the cloister, it is accessible via a small room and it's very nice.
    Written 11 January 2020
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  • Michele Amico🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹
    Caltanissetta, Italy2,871 contributions
    The downtown of Piazza Armerina is magic, enriched of history and art. There are many churches, these are so lovely.
    Written 1 November 2019
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  • Martina P
    Edinburgh, UK32 contributions
    It's a wonderful little church with stunning frescoes inside, realised by the Dutch (Flemish) G Borremans. You may find it closed as it doesn't normally stay open outside of services but if you're lucky enough to get in (there are group visits organised) it is well worth your time.
    Written 11 January 2020
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  • Richard A
    Greenville, SC2,949 contributions
    As I said in the title we parked next to this statue so we stopped and looked at it. It’s a WWl statue and I do believe statues from any wars should be looked at so to honor the men and women who were in them.
    Written 1 November 2017
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Piazza Armerina Attractions Information

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