20의 라자티코가지 명소 & 주요 장소

볼테라의 아르코 문은 에트루리아 볼테라의 주요 기념물이자 이탈리아에서 가장 잘 보존된 고대 문 중 하나입니다. 기원전 4-3세기로 거슬러 올라가는 이 문은 역사 중심지의 남쪽 입구 역할을 하며 원래의 방어 성벽의 일부입니다.

Beautiful old town on top of a hill. Not too touristy compared to San Gimignano or Sienna center while bing equally as beautiful.

The Teatro del Silenzio is an open-air amphitheater created in 2006 thanks to Andrea Bocelli, originally from Lajatico, who convinced the municipality to create this evocative space immersed in the hilly landscape. The natural scenography is enriched by blocks of Tuscan travertine, while the stalls, dismantled during periods of inactivity, give way to an enchanting artificial lake. A unique place, where art and nature merge in a silence full of emotion.

Very worth seeing, you have to see it

Open-air theater in an impressive location. The view completes the experience.

The city of Volterra stands on a hill between the Era and Cecina valleys, surrounded by two historic city walls: one dating back to the Etruscan era and the other built in the thirteenth century. This city, known in Etruscan times as Veláthri, was one of the major city-states of ancient Etruria. During the Middle Ages, Volterra became the seat of an important episcopal lordship. Its fame is linked to the fine workmanship of alabaster, an art that constitutes one of the most significant contributions to Italian craftsmanship.

compulsory program! Definitely approach from the north. South and East are great runs!

The landmark of Volterra is the Porta all'Arco, the oldest preserved Etruscan city gate in Italy from the 4th century. v. It was once the main entrance from the south into the city, which was called Velathri in Etruscan times.