Lemignano: Archaeology, Church and Sport

Lemignano offers travelers several distinct points of interest: archaeological remains, church history, sports facilities and a dated event. If you are looking for a hotel, these themes can help you decide whether history, a specific place to visit, sport or an event is important to your stay. This lets you choose accommodation based on the interests that matter most for your trip.

Archaeological Remains

A directly protected archaeological site with a Roman villa is recorded in Lemignano. The directly protected Roman villa is associated with the date January 30, 1984. Neolithic remains are also directly protected in Lemignano and are associated with the date May 29, 1993. These two records represent distinct archaeological classifications: a Roman villa and remains from the Neolithic period. This gives you a clear distinction between Roman and Neolithic connections when planning your trip.

The archaeological site of Lemignano was discovered in the summer of 1987. Surface collections yielded 3,782 chipped-stone artifacts. Most are attributed to the Aurignacian; smaller numbers date from the Middle Paleolithic and Neolithic. The proportions are therefore clearly differentiated: the finds are predominantly Aurignacian, while the other two classifications make up smaller groups. If you are particularly interested in archaeology, this helps distinguish the predominant classification from the less common groups of finds.

Church and Getting Your Bearings

San Vitale is listed on Via Lemignano in Lemignano (Collecchio), in the Province of Parma, with the postal code 43044. The church of Lemignano was rebuilt in 1837. The address provides a specific reference point for San Vitale, while the year of reconstruction offers a separate historical connection. If you are planning to visit the church, check current visiting arrangements in advance.

Sports Facilities in Lemignano

There is a soccer field and a small-sided pitch on Strada Lemignano, managed by ASD Vicofertile 1954. On Via Lemignano, there is a synthetic small-sided pitch managed by Polisportiva Il Cervo. The facilities differ by street, type of pitch and organization: Strada has a soccer field and a small-sided pitch, while Via has a synthetic small-sided pitch. If you are interested in a particular facility, contact the organization responsible with a specific inquiry about its use. Management details may change.

A Dated Event

The 10th Randonnée delle Valli Parmensi was held on March 17, 2024, at TIME OUT, Strada privata dell'Industria 1 in Lemignano (PR). This links a specific historical date to an event venue. If you are traveling for an event, check the date for your travel period.

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