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• Museo Etrusco Guarnacci
  "Etruscan atrefacts"
  "This etruscan museum ihaswell preserved artefacts, especcially focused on the urns and everyday objects. I did miss multi-lingual information boards, for this kind of presentations I would say 8 € per person is overpriced."
• Volterra
  "Etruscans"
  "An original Etruscan city taken over by the Romans. It is very hilly with cobblestone streets, nice piazzas, good shops and great restaurants. This is a nice way to spend an afternoon in Tuscany."
• Volterra Walking Tour
  "Annie Adair's walking tour of Volterra – best spent € 20 of our whole trip to Italy!"
  "I was flipping through our Rick Steves' book when we were preparing to leave from Rome to Tuscany on a really haphazardly planned trip to Italy. He mentioned a one-hour walking tour of Volterra by Annie Adair. No need to reserve, just show up at the Volterra bus station at 6 p.m. any day. My husb..."and and I decided to try this and BOY were we glad we did! Annie is a PHENOMENAL tour guide! She is an American expatriate who's lived in Tuscany since 1998 and has immersed herself in the history of the area. I could not believe how much information she packed into an hour. She covered a HUGE amount of history, from the Etruscans (~1,500 BC), Romans, Medicis, WWII and a bit later... She tells WONDERFUL stories about how the Volterrans saved their 400 BC Etruscan Arch, how a local doctor enlisted 100 men to unearth an ancient Roman theater that had been buried for thousands of years, how Lorenzo di Medici crushed Volterra in the 1400's. I won't give details because I don't want to ... " More >