EBRAICHE CATACOMB

Dug into the volcanic tufa soil, the Jewish catacombs form a maze-like maze-like maze-like maze of underground corridors, which in reality draw a Menorah (the seven-branched candlestick of the Hebrews) on the ground. Research has shown that there was no ghetto in Venosa. It is deduced that the Jewish community was integrated both economically and socially with the rest of the population. The first inscriptions on the tombs date from the 4th century. Visit to be booked at the archaeological museum one week in advance.