No weddings in Paestum temples: director Gabriel Zuchtriegel reiterates this

No weddings in the temples of Paestum. This was reiterated by the director of the Paestum Archaeological Park himself, Gabriel Zuchtriegel, who sent a note to the press today. In the past, in fact, the hypothesis had been aired that the archaeological park, one of the most important in Italy, could open to weddings: today comes the decisive denial of Zuchtriegel who, moreover, also declares himself “a little annoyed” at having to reiterate it."

“In fact, the park’s regulations,” the director says, “do not in any way provide for the celebration of the civil ceremony within the area of jurisdiction, as it is considered inappropriate with the mission and enjoyment of the site.” Paestum, in essence, remains a place of culture open to all, which aims to promote knowledge through initiatives aimed at different target audiences. Initiatives among which, however, weddings will in no way be included.

Image: the Temple of Neptune in Paestum. Credit: Paestum Archaeological Park Press Office.

No weddings in Paestum temples: director Gabriel Zuchtriegel reiterates this

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