Things to do in

Tarquinia

Embark on a guided tour from Civitavecchia Port and discover the wine culture of Tuscany. Learn how fine wines are produced, visiting historical wineries, some with a limited production but of high quality, others already open to the international market. Walk among wonderful vineyards and we will turn into modern winemakers accompanied by the typical products of this strip of flat land, halfway between sea and mountain. Explore 2 or 3 different wineries, depending on the option selected. Head first to Roccapesta farm. Surrounded by typical Tuscan Maremma landscapes, this is the perfect place to learn about and sample Morellino di Scansano and other wines produced in this region. The winery offers a wide range of products, suitable for every palate and occasion. Italian wines are famous all over the world and the ones from Maremma have something really special. We are proposing a real senses experience: a journey to discover the authentic flavors of a land with which you will fall in love. Maybe it is the volcanic soil typical of this area, maybe it is the breeze of the nearby Tyrrhenian Sea that caresses the rows of vines, maybe it is the love men and women of this corner of Tuscany put in their work: the only thing that is certain is that Maremma wines keep a unique secret, a special taste that cannot be told with words but that you absolutely must try. You will discover how these fine wines are produced, visiting historical wineries, some with a limited production but of high quality, others already open to the international market. You will walk among wonderful vineyards and we will turn into modern winemakers in order to make our own all the secrets of the nectar of Maremma and then taste it, accompanied by the typical enogastronomical products of this strip of flat land, halfway between sea and mountain. Get ready to live an unforgettable day, to know a territory starting from the local products, from the people who live there, from the traditions that animate it, all immersed in a bucolic landscape out of time and space, among Maremma cows, endless expanses of vines and small perched villages in which we will stop to learn more stories and other traditions of this land of Tuscany so precious and fascinating.

Discover the city of Tarquinia and visit the Unesco world heritage site of the Etruscan necropolis, containing tombs painted more than 3000 years ago, with the help of your local guide. Learn about the extraordinary artwork in the tombs, which predates the Romans and gives unique insight into the ancient culture and daily lives of the Etruscan people.  Leave the necropolis, and follow your guide to one of the most impressive museums on the Etruscans, located in the spectacular Palazzo Vitelleschi. Continue your discovery of Etruscan life and see items of pottery, arts and crafts which have previously been displayed in New York and Paris.  Finish your time in Tarquinia by relaxing and enjoying an authentic Italian lunch, in a traditional local restaurant. Savor the unique and dazzling flavours of the Lazio region, for the perfect end to your day of discovery. Upgrade the default tour option to also explore the underground city of Etruscopolis and see a massive underground quarry from the 4th-century BC featuring recreations of Etruscan homes and see what life was like in a time before the Romans.

Tarquinia was the most important Etruscan city in the seventh century BC and it is particularly famous for the Monterozzi Necropolis (also called Necropoli di Tarquinia), an ancient cemetery from pre-Roman times which houses more than two hundred painted tombs beneath its green mounds. You will explore imposing halls carved into the rock copying Etruscan houses (Necropolis literally means “City of the Dead”) to admire the bright colors used by the ancient Etruscans to paint landscapes, exotic animals and scenes of everyday life. Thanks to our knowledgeable and passionate guide, you will discover the secrets of the most beautiful and fascinating tombs: the tomb of the Leopards, with its banquet scenes that show the incredible freedom of Etruscan women, the tomb of Hunting and Fishing, which represents the typical activities of the aristocracy, the tomb of the Warrior, where funeral rites are represented (including the cruel games that inspired the subsequent gladiator fights)… Walking through the charming alleys of Tarquinia, dotted with medieval towers and splendid palaces, you will reach Palazzo Vitelleschi, which houses in the National Etruscan Museum the most precious treasures of the ancient city: carved sarcophagi, frescoes, jewels made of gold and gemstones, and the famous Winged horses!

Not far from Rome in the north part an ancient civilization was known for their advanced craftsmanship, especially in metalwork, sculpture, and pottery. The Etruscans had a significant impact on the development of early Rome. We will visit first Cerveteri more specifically Necropolis of Banditaccia in Cerveteri : It is one of the largest and most significant necropolises of the Etruscan civilization. Dating back to the 9th century BCE, it consists of thousands of tombs! visit lenght about 2 hours. With the same Ticket you can enter Museo di Cerveteri! From there we move to Tarquinia to visit the famous Etruscan Necropolis and to visit the city ! In both places are present museums ( optional the visit ) In Tarquinia you will have the opportunity to have lunch(optional) We will drive back Rome around 17:00 - 18:00 , customers will have enough time to enjoy both Necropolis ( Unesco sites ) the city of Tarquinia and if that's your wish also the 2 museums ( each museum visit will be aprox. 1 hour ) Etruschi tour will unveil Etruscan marvels in Tarquinia & Cerveteri. Explore ancient necropolises, witness the grandeur of this captivating civilization. Two cities, two necropolises, one extraordinary journey. Dive into Etruscan history!

This tour is ideal for those who want to discover unique place in the world with magical atmospehre and breathtaking views! Civita di Bagnoregio connected to the rest of the world by a three hundred meters bridge, Orvieto underground and Duomo are only some of the steps that make this tour special! You need to add also the lunch with typical italian product Civita di Bagnoregio is located in Tuscia on the border between Tuscany and Lazio. It is called the "dying city" because the land on which it stands is slowly falling away and will inevitably disappear when the final pieces crumble into the spectacular Valle dei Calanchi below. Knowing this, and knowing that nothing can be done to prevent it makes your visit all the more special, eternal and timeless. This is the feeling that makes it unique and marvelous to the people who have experienced the dying city. Connected to the rest of the world by a three hundred meter bridge, Civita di Bagnoregio is a charming village which will make you feel you are visiting a world that no longer exists. Made up of old houses, narrow streets and surrounded by beautiful landscapes, discover a walk through the scenes and stories of this place and choose the corner that sparks your intrigue the most. You can explore the Romanesque Arch at the entrance to Civita, the Renaissance Palace or the large Piazza (which is the site of donkey races on the first Sunday in June and the second Sunday of September and where all the remaining locals come to socialize in the evenings).