Il Castrum della Dea Minerva - Travo, dalla Preistoria all'Alto Medioevo (The Castrum of the Goddess Minerva - Travo, from Prehistory to the Early Middle Ages)

A fascinating journey through the millennia awaits you in Travo, in the province of Piacenza, where history and archaeology converge on the banks of the Trebbia river. This event, curated by Archistorica in collaboration with architect Manrico Bissi and the expert guides of ArcheoVEA, will lead you to discover the major historical periods that shaped this territory: from the Neolithic to the Early Middle Ages, passing through the important traces left by the Celts and Romans. The heart of the visit is the Church of Santa Maria, built on the site of the ancient temple of Minerva Cabardiaca. Inside, you can admire precious archaeological fragments that testify to the historical and spiritual continuity of this extraordinary place, where pagan devotion transformed into Christian worship. An unmissable opportunity for those wishing to gain a deeper understanding of Emilia-Romagna's historical roots and the crucial role Travo has played throughout the centuries. Booking is recommended by 24 August by contacting 331 966 1615 or emailing [email protected].