Non sono previste audio guide. Il biglietto costa 6€ (se congiunto al museo 10€). Sicuramente entrambi da visitare. Per la Necropoli da mettere in conto una ventina di discese e risalite. Almeno 300 scalini in tutto? (Sinceramente non li ho contati).

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a) es posible visitar los dos sitios en el mismo dia, pero tendras que CORRER. b) el sitio de Tarquinia esta a 800 métros de la muralla de la Ciudad ; el sitio de Cerveteri est bastante lejos de la Ciudad.

We took a taxi and arranged for the driver to collect us some hours later. You need to do this as there are no taxis in Tarquinia. On weekdays there is a regular bus service.

We decided to visit Tarquinia as we landed in Civi on All Saints Day and Rome was a zoo. The necropolis was interesting but not great but the museum that displayed the artifacts from the necropolis was excellent. We took a private tour from Civi and if your interested I can dig up the info. Road Maven

Hi: There are about seven of the best ones available for entry in the Necropoli del Calvario: Pulcella, Caccia, Caccia e Pesce, Giocolieri, Moretti, Baccanti, and Leopardi. A steep stairway takes you down to a Plexiglas window and a light switch to illuminate the tomb frescoes. The tombs are enclosed like that to maintain the frescoes by keeping excess moisture out. Several of the frescoes are famous, such as those in the Tomb of the Leopard. There might be tours at the site, but it is easy to do the walk around the site solo. The signage is good, in Italian and English. There is also the National Museum of Tarquinia in the town that I regret missing.

Necropolis of Tarquinia is open from 8,30 A:M. until one hour before the sunset. Enjoy your time in Tarquinia.