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Not far from Viterbo, Tarquinia wheelchair accessible tours is a medieval town that houses the largest testimony of Etruscan art in the world.

Suspended in an imaginary line between Latium and Tuscany, where Tuscia ends up leaving room for Maremma.

Tarquinia wheelchair accessible tours is the capital of southern Etruria and a medieval town of great charm.

The town is known above all for being included in 2004, together with Cerveteri, among the UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

For the unique and exceptional testimony of the ancient Etruscan civilization, the only urban civilization of the pre-Roman era in Italy.

Tarquinia mainly comes to admire its Etruscan remains, it is 10 minutes from the port of Civitavecchia and 45 from Fiumicino Airport.

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Whether you are an archeology lover or not, the Etruscan Necropolis of Monterozzi is absolutely worth a visit.

With over 200 painted tombs, visiting the necropolis, better if accompanied by an expert guide, is the best way to get in touch with the greatness and artistic refinement of the Etruscan people.

Among the most famous tombs are the Tomb of the Leopards, the Hunting and the Fishing, the Lionesses, the Triclinium, the Warrior, the Hunter, the Cardarelli and the Fior di Loto.

In the city, inside Palazzo Vitelleschi, there is the National Etruscan Museum of Tarquinia.

Already the location, in itself, deserves a visit with its Gothic and Renaissance features.

However, it is inside that surprises the visitor's eyes thanks to the largest collection of Etruscan art in existence.

The most important work? The high relief of the Winged Horses.

Another important archaeological area of Tarquinia wheelchair accessible tours, is the Gravisca area.

Located along the coast between the mouth of the Marta river and the Saline Reserve.

The remains of the Greek Sanctuary of Gravisca, dated between 600 and 580 BC, were found here.

The extended exploitation, involved the construction of a path with an inclination of less than 8% to reach the funeral chamber of the Pulcella Tomb, which is the only painted hypogeum of the Monterozzi.

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