Well that says it all, is very beautifull the ruins are amazing. I couldn't see everything because it was raining, but what i saw was great. More

We went to a free orchestra which occurs every May (I think). It is a nice area and Fiesole is also great to walk around. We actually walked back to Florence (I don't recommend walking to Fiesole though). The walk took 2 hours at a slow pace going all downhill. More

I would like to endorse a previous comment on John P.  He made our visit a pleasure  by sharing his love and knowledge of Etruscans and Etruscan Art with us.  My friend has a deep  interest and knowledge of them, I tagged along. Yet at the end of the visit I was fascinated by the story of the Etruscan and... More

many well-preserved objects to view...would have been great if they had been better captioned.. More

The grounds are not well presented. The museum is only in Italian. It is a collection rather than an interface with the public. You can do better if your time is limited. More

Very good overview of the ancient Etruscan civilisation More

Although I believe the place is seldom crowded, I would advise getting to Fiesole early (take the handy no7 bus from San Marco in Florence) and then buying the full ticket which gives access to the grounds containing the amphitheatre, the roman baths and the Etruscan ruins, as well as the Etruscan museum within and the Brandini museum outside. Take... More

My husband and I visited the Teatro Romano e Museo Civico on our first day in Fiesole, before had investigated all there was to do. We easily spent two hours in the museum, and I definitely wanted to go back. I'm surprised by the review who wrote that the cost of entry was not worth it, and I wonder whether... More

Fantastic etruscan and roman buildings, with a museum with beautiful objects, mainly roman More