TOUR T4: SNORKELING AND UNDERWATER EXCURSION

For Sea lovers and what to discover - The Submerged Civilization of The Old Port of Etruscan Pyrgi

Duration: 7 Hours

For sea lovers of hidden findings, it is a great opportunity to explore a world personally known by few: the ancient structures of the Pyrgi Etruscan docks, the Etruscan settlements submerged by rising sea levels, ceramic evidence of their civilization and some still underwater investigation still to be discovered

Briefing
A team of archaeologists, geologists and deep sea biologists divers will entertain you with a brief introduction on the historical, geological and biological specimens that you are going to discover

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TOUR T5: THE ETRUSCAN IN THE KITCHEN

Guided visit of Olive Farm & Mill & A Stroll along the lanes of the Medieval Tarquinia

Duration: 5 Hours

The Medieval Tarquinia

The history of Tarquinia, the ancient town of the Etruscans, comes back to the VIII century B.C.

Tarquinia, a place named after the Etruscan noble family who seized the throne of Rome in the 6th century B.C., was once the most powerful city in Etruria before being defeated by the Roman empire.

The best way to explore Tarquinia, which exudes history from its very stone, is by foot.


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TOUR T10: THE ETRUSCAN TARQUINIA

 Visit of the Etruscan Necropolis and the Vitelleschi National Etruscan Museum 

Duration: 7 Hours

The Etruscans lived in west-central Italy from the 9th century BC onwards. Their culture reached its height in the 6th century BC.

The depiction of daily life in the frescoed tombs, many of which are replicas of Etruscan houses, is a unique testimony to this vanished culture, the only urban civilization in pre-Roman Italy.

The etruscan necropolises are masterpieces of creative genius: Tarquinia's large-scale wall paintings are exceptional both for their formal qualities and for their content, which reveal aspects of life, death, and religious beliefs of the ancient Etruscans. Today the location of more than one hundred and fifty painted tombs are known.



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