Etruscan Treasures: Tarquinia & Tuscania
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Hafen
Civitavecchia (Rom), Italien
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Aktivitätsebene
Moderate
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Ausflugstyp
All
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Rollstuhlgerecht
No
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Ab
$229
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Mindestalter
Information Not Currently Available
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Reisedauer
Approximately 8½ Hours
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Mahlzeiten inbegriffen
Meals included
Begin your tour with a drive to Tarquinia, founded in the 7th century BC, and now known as a magnificent Etruscan burial ground.
Upon arrival, tour the medieval town of Tarquinia aboard a private trolley train to discover some of the highlights of the historical center. Within the city walls, you will see the St Francis Church, the 14th-century Town Hall Lodge, the cathedral, and the 15th-century Palazzo dei Priori viewpoint from which you'll admire two great Paleo-Christian basilicas built in the 9th century. The encompassing ancient walls lend an air of serenity to this charming place.
Next, enjoy a traditional lunch with Italian wine.
This afternoon, visit Lake Bolsena, situated in the northern Lazio region. It is fed mainly by rainwater and on its fertile shores are forests of oak and chestnut trees as well as farms growing olives, grapes, and vegetables.
Tuscania village is located on a plateau nearby, above the river Marta, and is one of the oldest towns of Italy — a cradle of the Etruscan civilization from 900 - 700 BC.
Notes:
Use of an audio headset (included) will enhance your tour experience. Tour sequence may vary. Terrain includes even and uneven surfaces, cobblestones, inclines, gravel, and many steps. Not advisable for guests using a wheelchair or for those with mobility limitations. Not advisable for those with claustrophobia. Travel time from Rome to Tarquinia is approximately 30 minutes each way. Shops are generally open Monday through Saturday 9:30 am – 1 pm and from 4:30 pm to 8 pm; closed Thursday afternoons. Tour requires extended periods of walking. Terrain includes even and uneven surfaces, cobblestones, inclines, and many steps. Dietary restrictions must be communicated to the Shore Excursions team 72 hours prior. Restoration/maintenance work may be underway at any venue at any time without prior notice; scaffolding can obscure views.