Near Calascibetta in Sicily, the Necropoli di Realmese is a Protohistoric burial site with rock tombs dating to around 850 BC. Its overgrown paths and quiet, abandoned setting give the visit an exploratory feel, with rocks to climb and a crumbling bridge along the way. Signage and on-site information are limited, and vegetation can obscure damaged walkways, so plan your route before setting out. It suits travelers interested in archaeological sites who are comfortable with uneven terrain.
Rock tombs near Calascibetta
The Necropoli di Realmese is a Protohistoric burial site near Calascibetta in Sicily. Its rock tombs date to around 850 BC. The site is spread across an overgrown area, where vegetation has taken over parts of the walkways.
Exploring can involve climbing over rocks and crossing a crumbling bridge. Paths may be damaged or hidden by plants, and signage and visitor information are limited. Check your route before leaving for the site and take care as you move around the tombs.
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Where is the Necropoli di Realmese?
It is near Calascibetta in Sicily, at 94010 Calascibetta EN, Italy.
How old are the rock tombs?
The tombs date to around 850 BC.
What should I wear to visit?
Wear sturdy footwear. The site has rocks to climb, overgrown vegetation and damaged walkways.
