Italy is an open-air museum — and for archaeology lovers, it’s a place where entire civilizations have left their fingerprints just beneath the surface. From Etruscan necropolises to Greek temples, Roman roads to Punic ruins, each region tells a story in stone. Whether you’re a serious scholar or just someone fascinated by ancient worlds, the following destinations offer immersive experiences that go far beyond textbook history. And in some places, the archaeology isn’t just behind glass — it’s under your feet. 1. Paestum, Campania Located south of Naples and often overshadowed by...