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The Excavations of VeliaVelia is the name that the Romans gave to the ancient village of Elea, founded in 540 BC by the Greeks fleeing the Persian invasion of Ionia, on the western coast of present-day Turkey. The excavations can be visited every day, from 9 am until one hour before sunset. Free guided tours are available from June to September. A comfortable visit takes approximately two hours. You can reach Velia by train (the station of Ascea Marina is approximately 2.6 km/1.6 miles from the excavations) or by car. External Links:
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