Not really a labyrinth but an ancient aquaduct system dating back to the Etruscans and the Romans, it only takes maybe 15 minutes to see, but the tour ends with a climb up the town tower that has amazing views. Worth the 5 euro entrance...More

How cool is it to walk in a space carved underground a couple of millenia ago? if you are not a fan of tight, dark spaces, stay above ground and let the rest of your group go. Then, join them for the museum visit afterwards.

This is pretty cool. A inexpensive attraction that is very different. And you get access to the church museum as well. You will be going underground and in very narrow space where there bats. There is not that much to actually see but the experience...More

At first glance upon entering Chiusi, you would never guess this local hamlet had a labyrinth-shaped catacomb and museum worthy of a visit. Wonderful people in town, as well... please make sure to great folks with a "buongiorno" or "buonasera" out of respect, and I'm...More

Underground path under the streets of Chiusi. Interesting experience not reccommended to claustrophobic people

An interesting guided tour in the labyrinth and a great guide who told the history of Chiusi and the labyrinth. A must to visit when in Chiusi.

The "Labyrinth of Porsenna", is a series of tunnels under the town, built in the 6th-5th century BC and probably utilized in Etruscan-Roman times for drainage of rain waters. According to Pliny the Elder , the Labyrinth was part of a monument including the sepulchre...More