Being huge Roman history buffs & especially of Spartacus. We saw a special about being able to see where he trained and where he started the revolution against the Romans...we knew we had to come visit while in our way to Tuscany. The Amphitheatre is in the middle of town - is huge. The Museum is small, but worth touring. We were amazed and so glad we stopped.

This museum houses several interesting roman and samnite remains from the area, such as vases, statues, tombs and other objects. Also part of the museum ticket was a visit to a nearby roman mithraeum, an underground temple dedicated to the god Mithra, one of the best preserved in the world, with many frescoes still intact, particularly that of the god killing a bull.