Very impressive tombs which are well lit. Maybe when it gets busy waiting times for the tombs could become a problem. The same holds true for the parking facilities.
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Very impressive tombs which are well lit. Maybe when it gets busy waiting times for the tombs could become a problem. The same holds true for the parking facilities.
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Tombs from around the 5th century to 2nd century BC that are empty now, but the walls and ceilings are adorned with frescoe-like paintings, some of which are quite amazing. It's hot out there, bring water or get some at the snack bar. Also, better to drive out or take the bus, it's not far, but a difficult walk because...
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There are a lot of stairs to cope with but well worth any discomfort. The tombs are incredible. Get the girls at the ticket desk to tell you the secrets!
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This is a wonderful place for anyone interested in ancient cultures. Tarquinia, a city an hour north of Rome is the seat of the ancient Etruscan civilization and the Necropolis and the Etruscan Museum are just incredible and full of remnants of that ancient civilization. The Etruscan Necropolis is on a hill outside of the current city of Tarquinia. Scattered...
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Book early. Be sure to wear proper attire as stated in the guidelines.
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