The Park provides an educational guide service by reservation.
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Entrance Rates
Full-price ticket
Full price
€ 10,00
Reduced ticket
Residents of Montalto di Castro, Canino, and Ischia di Castro
€ 3.50
Primary and secondary school groups
min. 15 students
€ 6.00
Children aged (7 to 13)
€ 6.00
Groups
min. 15 people
€ 6.00
Families max. 2 adults + 3 children under 13
€ 20.00
Free admission
Licensed tour guides
Free
Children aged 0 to 6
Free
Visitors with disabilities
Free
Teachers accompanying school groups
Free
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Educational Accompaniment
Three unique routes to discover the thousand-year history of Vulci, from the etruscan-roman city to the monumental necropolises and the fascinating etruscan museum.
Educational guided tour of the Park
Excavations of the Etruscan and Roman city
Guided tour of the remains of the Etruscan and Roman city. Meeting point at the Park Meeting Point, at the Ticket Office. Visitors follow a short path that climbs to the top of the plateau, enter through the West Gate, and reach the Great Temple, the Brick Buildings, the Domus of the Cryptoporticus, and the Mithraeum. The route continues towards the North Gate, as far as the shores of Lake Pellicone. Return to the Meeting Point.
Duration: 2 hours
Difficulty: low
Accessibility: Routes for non-ambulant visitors on the top of the plateau; access to the underground rooms of the Domus of the Cryptoporticus is not possible.
Recommendations: Trekking shoes and a hat during the summer period
Guided tour of the Eastern Necropolis
François Tomb and Tomb of the Inscriptions
Guided tour to discover the François Tomb and the Tomb of the Inscriptions. Visitors reach the Eastern Necropolis area using their own means of transport, approximately 2 km away. The François Tomb is famous for its architecture and for its rich original pictorial decoration dating to the 4th century BC. The Tomb of the Inscriptions preserves inscriptions in both Etruscan and Latin.
Duration: more than 1 hour 30 minutes
Difficulty: low
Accessibility: The François Tomb and the Tomb of the Inscriptions are not accessible to non-ambulant visitors.
Recommendations: Trekking shoes and a hat during the summer period
Guided tour of the Etruscan Museum
Castle of La Badia
Transfer to the Castle of La Badia, 1 km away, using visitors’ own means of transport. Introduction to the imposing medieval castle and to the ancient Badia Bridge of Etruscan origin. In the museum rooms, visitors can see vases, bronze objects, and sculptures in local stone, dating from the Villanovan period to the late Roman era.
Duration: 1 hour
Difficulty: none
Accessibility: Accessible
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The Park provides an educational guide service by reservation.
