Traces of an ancient Roman saltpan
A walking tour to discover the tools and methods used by ancient salt miners to collect salt. During the walk, the guide will explain how the Romans produced and consumed salt and will provide us with information on the 2015 excavations that brought to light a Roman saltpan dating back to the 3rd century BC. This excursion is dedicated to the history and discovery of the secrets of Cervia's sweet salt, also known as White Gold.
Departure
Starting point at the Cervia Saltpan Visitor Centre in Via Bova 61, Cervia.
Reservation is compulsory, please arrive approximately 15 minutes before the start of the visit
Length of walk approximately 1 km round trip.
Duration
about 1 ½ hours
We recommend that you have
- sunglasses
- water bottle
- sportswear
- mosquito repellent
Any curiosities?
The excursion is made from the Cervia Visitor Centre to the Camillone Saltpan, suitable for everyone, the terrain is flat and the length of the route is about 1 km round trip.
Depth of the salt pans: minimum 5 cm, maximum 30 cm
When
11th to 30th June 2024
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
1st July to 14th September 2024
daily
from 21st September to 3rd November 2024
Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays
Opening
until 14th September, 11.00 a.m.
from 21st September, 2.30 p.m.
Luogo
Cervia Saltpan Visitors Centre
Po Delta Park
Cervia - Via Bova 61
Price
ticket € 8,00
Official Tourist Information Site of Cervia