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After a visit to the wonderful museum I ventured across the street to tour the Labyrinth... the others passed on it, their mistake. It takes maximum 20 minutes but the times and group sizes are strictly limited. There are three things to note: first, the effort of the Etruscans... second, the improbable discovery as a result of an unrelated archaeological dig... third, the effort of the volunteers to clear the tunnels of silt that had accumulated over the centuries…
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Date of experience: October 2019
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Just feet below the streets of Chiusi are the ancient Etruscan tunnels. Fascinating! Our short but educational tour added so much to our appreciation of the area.
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Date of experience: June 2019
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While I am not sure I would drive 100 km to visit the Labyrinth, it is certainly a "must see" for anyone interested in the Etruscans. Considering the fact that this cavern was excavated some 500 years BC, it is worth a visit.
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Date of experience: May 2019
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The guide was excellent and the history mind boggling. Well worth a tour to appreciate the ingenuity of early settlers.
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Date of experience: October 2018
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You have to take a guided tour to see the tunnels, but it's worth taking the time to see them. When we first arrived we missed a tour by 10 minutes and were told to come back at the next tour time. We were led by a very informative young woman who spoke good English. She explained how and why the tunnels were dug and answered all our questions. Afterwards we climbed the bell tower for some fantastic views. The climb was easy as the steps are shallow. Well worth the extra 2 euro charge. The whole visit lasted about 45 minutes.…
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Date of experience: October 2018
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