Etruscopolis
Etruscopolis
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Francesco
Newport-on-Tay, UK10 contributions
Jul 2023 • Family
Great cultural experience to understand Etruscan culture. I will recommend to visit the necropolis first to see the tombs and then Etruscopolis. Our guide was excellent and gave us a great tour of the place interacting with our two children very well.
Written 21 July 2023
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apis42
Edinburgh, UK215 contributions
Feb 2020
I don't like folkloristic disneyland-type reconstruction but This "etruscan underground city is the best way to show the children how the Etruscan people lived . This is the work of a "tombarolo" who certainly liked his land and was proud of his ancestry.
Written 18 February 2020
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gwen68
Johannesburg, South Africa71 contributions
Mar 2018 • Couples
We followed the instructions from a post on tripadvisor guiding us how to buy the tickets from the tabachi and take the bus to Tarquinia. The instructions were spot on but we were turned away from the tabachi very abruptly and rudely. We went on to the station and we're adviser to pop into the Pam Local grocers who kindly sold us their last two tickets. The bus was a good, pleasant 25min ride out of town and stopped just outside the old city walls. We had a walk up the hill on the main street. The view from the top of the countryside was refreshing and memorable. We continued our walk out of the old city to the Necropolis. The combined ticket for the necropolis and the museum was €8 per person. Don't spend too much time at the tombs and archeological site as the more interesting artefacts are to be found at the museum. In hindsight we should have spent less time there so that we had more at the museum. The museum not only has a very good display, but I was blown away by the building that it was in. The town was a pleasant change from the chaos of trying to get to Rome. We wandered around town for a bit and then headed back to Civitavecchia. An easy excursion to arrange yourself and certainly rewarding. Thanks tripadvisor, we wouldn't have been able to do this without the advice received on the boards.
Written 14 April 2018
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Barbara S
Krakow, Poland1,880 contributions
Nov 2023 • Family
It's a super nice reconstruction of Etruscan culture. A spacoius place to walk and learn about Etruscan legacy. A little difficult to find, but with the help of local people we managed to get there. The Lady at the reception was very helpful.
Written 30 November 2023
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David A
Palm Desert, CA98 contributions
Aug 2016 • Couples
An eye opening view into the past. The. Tombs are incredible! So well preserved. The paintings in the tombs still retain their original colors. Each is beautiful in their own way!
Written 14 August 2016
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Elisa F
Strasbourg, France19 contributions
Aug 2024 • Couples
Very interesting. In about an hour, we learn a lot about Etruscan history. What to do if you are visiting Tarquinia.
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Written 27 August 2024
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Besaflor
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Aug 2024 • Friends
It's a quarry with reconstructed objects inside. Beautiful reconstructions of the tombs, according to Tarquinia it is definitely more recommended to go and see the real ones.
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Written 12 August 2024
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We are staying in Tarquinia the night before our cruise leaves. What do fellow advisors suggest as the best way to travel to port? Cruise departs 5pm so will need to be on board no later than 3
Written 4 February 2019
how to proceed from train terminal in Tarquinia, is their a bus ? where do we buy tickets for museum
Written 9 September 2018
Andrea G
Novafeltria, Italy
È possibile entrare con un cane di piccola taglia (eventualmente tenuto in borsa o trasportino)?
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Written 2 July 2017
Ecchenesò, mannaggia a te: mica sto in biglietteria! Ahah!
Written 19 July 2017
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