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Very nice.

It's very beautiful here.

This Roman theatre can be visited, but you can also admire it from above.

Evocative and interesting but also inspiring

Definitely worth the visit

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.

A very nice mouse donkey path, but it suddenly ends in front of a sign saying “private” and “no passage” or an adventurous diversion that refers to climbing skills and the courage to take risks with the risk of falling. The diversion requires about 20 pieces of climbing on a slope that is not secured!!! There are no other workarounds!

A view from above of the city wall is more than enough. You can save yourself the entrance fee because there isn't that much else to see.