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The site itself is not a tourist trap, absolutely not! But you don't necessarily have to pay the entrance fee (OK, it was only 2 euro) to go on the site because it's not allowed to go on the site itself. You even get a better view from the city walls, and this is free of any charge!
Updated Oct 6, 2002
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The site itself is not a tourist trap, absolutely not! But you don't necessarily have to pay the entrance fee (OK, it was only 2 euro) to go on the site because...
Q: Hi everyone, we're 5 youngsters between 18 and 20 years old and we're planning to do a roadtrip across Italy in August. Some of...
A: There are no buses from Volterra to Lucca. You could take the bus back into Florence and then take the train to Lucca, or you can take a bus to Volterra Saline or...
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Somehow, I managed not to go to Italy during my first five decades of life. I was saving it as a special place. I suppose I had a whole lot of half-baked ideas about what I'd discover and experience...
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I dunno how to translate the croatian expression "bogu iza nogu",we use it in case the destination is not easy to be reached and Volterra is one of those destinations. Perhaps it is why some tourists...
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Volterra is perched high on a sheer, rocky plateau, proudly overlooking the lovely Tuscan landscape below. It is an ancient centre, famous for its Etruscan and Roman past, and filled with museums...
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Welcome to the beautiful town of Volterra. It is located between the rivers Bra and Cecina, and is surrounded by strong walls. The district is rich in alabaster, the working of which was an important...
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It was the museum. Touted as one of the finest Etruscan places of memorabilia I had pencilled it in on my itinerary. The biggest frustration initially was just getting there. I actually gave up on my...
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