The 19 best museums in Volterra

Volterra is a captivating town rich in history, dating back to the Etruscan era. Nestled in the heart of Tuscany, it enchants with its authenticity, peaceful vibe, and breathtaking countryside views. Its stone streets, alabaster museum, ancient walls, and many historical sights create a unique charm. One of the town’s highlights is the Roman amphitheater, a remarkably well-preserved site from the 1st century BC. It can be viewed from a scenic lookout above the city – an unforgettable sight. Volterra is perfect for those seeking the true spirit of Tuscany without the tourist crowds.

Nice view from the road, or from above if you like.... you asked can walk through..

Beautiful Roman theater. Totally unexpected view just after reaching the edge of the hill above.

Stunning view and fascinating history

It’s a nice view point.

Great view of the Roman theatre

A fantastic place to admire the ancient Roman theatre beneath.

(Translated by Google) The Museo di Arte Sacra is small but full of pieces of exceptional beauty. The religious artworks on display here, including medieval paintings and sculptures, are a window into the devotion and artistic skill of the era. The visit is very well organized and full of curiosities. I recommend this place for those looking for a more intimate cultural and spiritual experience. (Original) El Museo di Arte Sacra és petit però ple de peces d’una bellesa excepcional. Les obres d’art religiós que s’exposen aquí, incloent pintures i escultures medievals, són una finestra a la devoció i l’habilitat artística de l’època. La visita és molt ben organitzada i plena de curiositats. Recomano aquest lloc per als qui busquen una experiència cultural i espiritual més íntima.

(Translated by Google) Perhaps one of the worst-regarded museums in the city, people come in and out at an impressive rate, spending more time at the torture museum next door... a real shame because this museum houses some of the most characteristic works in the liturgy of Volterra and the surrounding area, it is a museum that needs its time to give it the importance it has, and if you linger a little longer you can glimpse interesting gems. (Original) Forse uno dei musei peggio considerati in città, la gente ci entra e ci esce ad una velocità impressionante, spendono più tempo al museo delle torture lì accanto....un vero peccato perché questo museo tiene alcune delle opere più caratteristiche nella liturgia di Volterra e dintorni, è un museo che ha bisogno del suo tempo per dargli l'importanza che ha, e se ci si sofferma leggermente di più si possono intravedere chicche interessanti

(Translated by Google) Interesting museum of sacred works of art from the Volterra area: from bells to panel paintings, from goldsmithery to sacred vestments. Some works are displayed a little too high, but I find the general arrangement, which mostly occupies the central nave, well done. Reduced ticket for Volterra card holders and a sort of "treasure hunt" for the little ones. (Original) Interessante museo di opere d'arte sacra del volterrano: dalle campane ai dipinti su tavola, dalle oreficerie ai paramenti sacri. Alcune opere sono esposte un po' troppo in alto, ma la disposizione generale, che occupa per lo più la navata centrale, la trovo ben fatta. Biglietto ridotto per i possessori della Volterra card e in più una sorta di "caccia al tesoro" per i più piccoli.

(Translated by Google) Museum in the Church of S.Agostino, rich in works of art by artists from Volterra and Rosso Fiorentino, Bartolomeo della Gatta, Domenico Michelino, Puccinelli, etc. Reliquaries, Vestments, Antiphonaries, and more. Recommended, very interesting. (Original) Museo nella Chiesa di S.Agostino, ricco di opere d'arte di Artisti Volterrani e Rosso Fiorentino, Bartolomeo della Gatta, Domenico Michelino, Puccinelli, ecc. Reliquiari, Paramenti, Antifonari, e altro ancora. Consigliato, molto interessante.

(Translated by Google) After the restoration, a place recovered and returned to the city and visitors. Must visit! The visit is structured in a simple way among masterpieces of sacred art. (Original) Dopo il restauro, un luogo recuperato e restituito alla città e ai visitatori. Da visitare! La visita si articola in modo semplice tra capolavori di arte sacra.

(Translated by Google) a beautiful Museum accessible to everyone, inclusive, understandable even by the little ones but above all a place where families can find a space for sharing and learning through play. In addition to admiring important works such as those by Rosso Fiorentino or Daniele Ricciarelli (the "big braghetto" of the Sistine Chapel), a series of activities dedicated to children have been installed to make the visit captivating and interactive through play, research and interaction. There is the sensorial space and the tactile path; the creativity corner, where children have the opportunity to color the works present or play to put together the puzzle of the painting by Daniele Ricciarelli da Volterra. Furthermore there is the Treasure Hunt! A game path with a final prize. Children don't get bored in this Museum! (Original) un bellissimo Museo alla portata di tutti, inclusivo, comprensibile anche dai più piccoli ma sopratutto un luogo dove le famiglie possano trovare uno spazio di condivisione e di apprendimento attraverso il gioco. Oltre ad ammirare opere importanti come quelle del Rosso Fiorentino o Daniele Ricciarelli (il "braghettone" della Cappella Sistina) sono state installate una serie di attività dedicate ai bambini per rendere accattivante ed interattiva la visita attraverso il gioco, la ricerca e l'interazione. C'è lo spazio sensoriale e il percorso tattile; l'angolo della creatività, dove i bambini hanno modo di colorare le opere presenti o di giocare a comporre il puzzle del dipinto di Daniele Ricciarelli da Volterra. Inoltre c'è la Caccia ai Tesori! Un percorso gioco con premio finale. I bambini non si annoiano in questo Museo!

(Translated by Google) The museum was opened to the public in 1932. It was closed several times over the years, the building was damaged during the war in 1944, and then reopened on June 4, 1956. It has been reconstructed several times since then. The museum presents ecclesiastical works of art. (Original) A múzeumot 1932-ben nyitották meg a közönség előtt. Az évek során többször bezárták, az épület 1944-ben háború alatt megsérült, majd 1956. június 4-én nyitotta meg újra kapuit. Azóta is többször rekonstruálták. A múzeum egyházi műalkotásokat mutat be.

We went there on the Notte Bianca (7/19/2025) when all the museum in the city is free after 21:00. We were the one of the first into the museum when it opened at 21:00 and we’re the only ones on the second floor where the famous sculptures are. Really cool experience to be able to explore a museum at night with so little people and being able to see the artifacts up close without being rushed by other tourists. Really recommend going on a Notte Bianca.

For lovers of Etruscan history, and for those just learning about the importance of the Etruscans, this museum is superb. From funerary uns, to bronze sculptures, to amazing household artifacts, this museum has it all. We spent over 2 hours inside and loved every minute. Plus, a huge bonus for us were the several beautiful (but covered) mosaic floors! Such a great museum!

Amazing museum. Amidst all the Roman ruins in Italy, the Etruscans often get overlooked. This museum has a ton of artifacts from the Etruscans -- older than the Roman empire and incredibly well preserved. The signage is mostly bilingual. Where it's only available in Italian, staff were willing to give us an explanation in English.

We'd read the reviews and were conflicted. Is this another old museum? NO. This is THE presentation of Etruscan life. The museum has undergone an amazing upgrade thanks to the EU. Ok, there are a couple of rooms with exhibits that are dated. But the rest are great. Seems a major project has occurred in 2025. Information is presented in Italian and English. The new displays are classy. We knew nothing about Etruscan culture. Now we know a bit more. Worth a visit for sure

An intriguing museum that was the surprise highlight of our visit to Volterra! Just visible on a distant hilltop, Volterra was pointed out to us by a local winery owner as a city we needed to visit because of its place in Tuscan history and its unique cultural artifacts - the burial urns of the Etruscans and its Roman theater. We didn't know much more than that, but we knew enough to trust when someone recommends something to us with nothing to gain for themselves, and we couldn't be happier we followed that instinct. This is one of those amazing museums that makes you want to continue to learn more even after you leave!

This Museum contains a beautiful collection of sarcophagi and other Etruscan tools. Very interesting, and definitely worth a visit. Having an elevator, it is accessible and comfortable, too. Still, the museum lacks modernity: there is no introduction to the Etruscans, and being unprepared it takes a while to understand what the exhibition is all about. Doesn‘t matter, maybe, when there are plenty of guards, as in this museum. You could simply ask, couldn‘t you? Unfortunately, the guards I talked to also couldn‘t explain the Etruscans, too. Thus, 3 stars. But hey, just a video intro and a little bit of tutoring and us visitors would all be set, wouldn‘t we?

This museum is a must see if you’re in Volterra, as it shines a bright light on the Etruscan (pre-Roman) civilisation. The collection is somewhat uneven - there are some sections which look as if they’re still awaiting reorganisation and improved explanatory notices, and there are more funerary urns than most people need, but the most important sections are well laid out and explained, and include some fascinating and beautiful items, such as the very extended figure of a young man, and even some of the funerary urns! Highly recommended.

Nice collection and location but I’m shocked by the fact that this place is cash ONLY and they also accept donations… the audacity! The printed 'guides' must be at least 10 years old: just three stapled pages with inaccurate translations. Personally, in 2025, I think it’s time the owners consider an upgrade

Nice little gem in Volterra, beautiful Palazzo, worth a visit

Beautiful palace, kind staff. We loved it! They have printed out informations approx. 12 languages, even hungarian, which was surprisingly fantastic!

A good example of Italian upper middle class living.

Awesome palace with original paintings, decoration and furniture. This villa is private so you have to pay a admission here.

Really beautiful Palazzo! Great staff with interesting story. You do get a guide book but I recommend asking the staff questions to hear more detailed stories. We also got a glimpse of the lady of the house.

It was basically a one hour refuge when it started to rain during our visit to the wonderful town of Volterra. For just €5 it proved a surprisingly interesting visit. A great collection of art and porcelain, and in every room there are some amazing things to discover. Certainly worth a visit!

Excellent museum with renesance paintings visited with our superb guide Chiara

if you never been in Volterra, i give you a reason you cannot escape: the Deposizione has been just restored. This 1521 paint is a kaleidoscope of geometries, turbinating with colors. Be ready to faint starring to the hypnotic vortex of the death of a God.

8 of us drove from Milan after speaking on the phone. We arrived and were told not possible to enter the exhibition because of restoration??? Why not warn us on phone and post note here on internet warning of limited exhibition?

Spectacular large middle-aged paintings there.

Interesting architecture and a large collection of late renaissance paintings. The alabaster museum inside you can safely skip.

To visit if already in Volterra. With the city combined ticket in July '21 it was very cheap.

Excellent range of Etruscan remains and charming Renaissance art.

We were there with a larger group of friends for a birthday dinner. We were greeted with the most friendly staff and a chef who knows his craft. He advised us well on the food, educated us and created an atmosphere that was just special. Prices are more than fair. It feels like we came as guests and left as friends. Chef Fabio made sure we had an evening we will never forget. It was a very intimate and personal experience. From the food to the conversations. The restaurant is very well located, so a little stroll before going there is great. And the hidden away courtyard seating is definitely a highlight. I can only recommend going there if you are on the area!

Wonderful midday meal. We were fortunate that the chef was grilling meats on wood fired grill on the garden patio. The house special sausage was the best we ever had, bursting with flavor. All local, fresh ingredients. Service was top shelf.

The restaurant is beautiful merging with the ancient walls of the city, the garden in the back is an idyllic space. The dishes are beautifully presented. The main dishes were stunning in every sense but the appetisers were lacking flavour therefore the 4* rating.

We visited this wonderful Italian restaurant twice during our vacation — and both times were exceptional! We tried several dishes from the menu, but a few truly stood out and deserve special mention. The beef tartare was incredibly fresh, with some unexpected and creative additions that made it really unique. The veal steak was tender, juicy, and cooked to perfection — one of the best we've ever had. We also couldn’t resist the desserts, which were beautifully presented and absolutely delicious. The service was outstanding on both visits. The staff were friendly, attentive, and made us feel genuinely welcome. Highly recommended if you're looking for a memorable dining experience with top-quality food and warm hospitality. We’ll definitely be back next time we’re in the area!

Everything is amazing here Staff were friendly and helpful. I took their recommendation for a boneless rabbit and panna cotta, they were made so special. The rabbit meat was infused with flavour, the dessert experience was super unique. Highly recommended this Michelin-listed restaurant if you are out for an occasion or visiting with friends and family

Amazing food and ambience. The outside seating and service was spectacular. I had wild boar pappardelle for first course and it was the best pasta dish I’ve had since coming to Italy! Main course was boneless rabbit - incredible. They even had an Italian singer who set the mood and played both Italian and old school rock/pop music which made for an even better pairing with the wine and food! We all had a blast and cannot wait to come back one day.

We stumbled upon this place while waiting for a walking tour to start. The owner/chef came outside to chat with us in Italian then realized we don’t speak it 😅 he made some self deprecating jokes and his charm had us hooked. It was not quite 12 yet but he said we could come in. Since we just had a moment we got one dish each and an aperol spritz (I know I know it’s cliché, but I swear it was delicious!) the food was delicious, (burrata with fresh truffle and wild boar ragu over pappardelle) the savory puffs he brought out were tasty as well. It felt like a very special experience to have the chef himself take care of us after just happening to come in at that time, and I feel like his level of commitment and love of his craft are definitely what inspire the Michelin stars! I love eating at a restaurant where you can tell the people there love what they do. As we left we waved goodbye to the woman chef who I recognized from their brochure. Thank you for the wonderful hospitality, Del Duca!

I came across this beautiful restaurant in Volterra.Its beautiful, Service was perfect.i had the white truffles on everything, it was amazing.even the dessert had truffles.great value for such a treat.Amazing

An interesting alternative to traditional Tuscan cuisine. The chef is an artist. Food was beautifully prepared and presented. Excellent wine list. We had a memorable three-course lunch for two with a very nice bottle of Vermentino, for a total of 80 Euros. Service maybe could be a little more prompt, but the wait was worth it. Definitely recommended if you are looking for a slightly different dining experience.

Beautiful typical location; very tasty food; competent, young and nice staff. The atmosphere is romantic; definitely recommended!

Excellent food in a great setting. Good service and nice people.

We had a wonderful lunch at this restaurant when we visited Volterra. It was unexpected! Our waiter was a very lovely and friendly young man. Thank you, Osteria dei Poeti! We would love to come back one day! Love from Germany

Has nothing to do with an Osteria, this is a restaurant with attitude, with similar prices. Not my peace of cookie, than I choose for it.

A unic taste, a special place! I hope to come back and yes, you have to try it to! Very nice and pleasant place, good food, very kind and hospitable waiters!!

Great place to have lunch with many options to choose from. I wanted to try the pasta with boar and it was delicious - heavier, but better than Bolognese. The steak was done well, perfect to enjoy next to some wine. I need to mention that food took about 30 minutes at peek hour. The staff was friendly and came over to check if we needed something else.

We had three dishes: crostoni misti, caprese Di buffalo, and an assortment of Volterra cheese with a glass of red wine. For dessert we ordered the sorbeto de pera nada the Panna cotta, which were both homemade. Delicious food, excellent service in a beautiful place in Tuscany. Highly recomendable.

Food is good. Service is friendly. Table size is comfortable for 4 people. We all enjoyed.

Delicious food! -Certified gluten free. -Super friendly staff! -Real original Italian dishes, with pure taste. This is why we go to italy, for this kind of places.

Nice place, welcoming staff. The starters we had - aubergine and tomato soup were nice, tasty. But the main dish - fresh pasta with truffles was absolutely tasteless, you couldn't guess there were truffles at all. Pity :/

The food was very good, but they charger extra 3 euros each for preparing the table and putting down napkins. Not the way to behave towards guest

We had a great experience! Wonderful food, very friendly and attentive service - definitely recommend!! My caprese salad and seafood pasta very delicious!

It made me feel sick to my stomach and gave me a headache. NOT RECOMMENDED ... unless you want to ruin a day of your Tuscany vacation!

Was good, they had a lot of stuff. But some pictures were in multiple places. So double

Gotta know the past to realize a better future, just visit it to have an idea about discrimination was 100/200 years ago. Something obout those obscenities are still present on our World and everybody should reflect on this. Talking bout The museum itself is well manteined and not too big. Is silent and is placed in one of the most Volterra's beautiful plazas. I suggest it also to young tourists that wants to know more about Europe history.

Very well made exhibition on this subject

Not as big as I have expected but overall a nice collection.

Great musuem on the history of Torture and how depraved humanity can get. Very very interesting. Humans are still not much better, sadly.

The museum has a noble goal to fight against torture and gain awareness to many tortures that are still used nowadays in different countries.

The food was ok, the prices are also ok for this type of restaurant. They have nice area with the tables to see beautiful view. The place was not overcrowded and was calm for the dinner

We were here for several meals while staying at the Hotel San Lino. Since the hotel restaurant was not open and our reservations included dinner, we had to eat at Le Cantine del Palazzo. We were not impressed. As a San Lino guest, you have a different, very limited, menu. (A photo of the menu was not accepted by google for the review—not sure why). When we asked if water or wine was included in the fixed menu, the host, who spoke fluent english, told us 'whatever you want'. At the end of the meal we discovered it is not included. Overall we were not impressed by the quality or choice of the food options. The next time we were at the restaurant, we asked if we could just have a credit toward the regular menu. That was ok, but they charged more than the difference in price of what was on the limited menu and the price of the choices on the regular menu. On that night we had a very good pizza and excellent desserts. Overall, better NOT to get half board at Hotel San Lino and take your money to a different restaurant for dinner.

The care of food is terrific here. Best cannellini beans I’ve ever had, and upon conversation with the cook, it’s due to how they prepare their olive oil over several hours. This gets the garlic flavor into the oil without toasting the garlic. Very rich flavor added to perfectly cooked beans.

Very nice and cozy Italian place serving only Tuscany dishes. Good prices. It's not very fast, but the dishes came out excellent, the pasta was extremely well cooked.

We sit down at the table, a lady comes to ask us if we’re eating, after confirming she brings one menu for 4 people at the table, we leave

We found this restaurant just walking around and we liked the menu, but we didn’t enjoy the food. The truffle pasta was tiny and not tasty, bread and oil wasn’t tasty either... we left a but disappointed as it was quite pricy. The staff and restaurant were nice though. Maybe we didn’t choose the right option. Ah, Menu si not in english so it’s a bit difficult to guess what is everything.

We sat at a table with the most beautiful view. The bruschetta was the most delicious we have ever tasted, tomatoes, garlic, black pepper, balsamic but incredible olive oil. The home made pasta was melt in your mouth amazing. We chose hare and wild bore. The house wine was just perfect and extremely reasonably priced. I can't recommend this restaurant highly enough for anyone who is looking for an authentic Italian meal in a stunning setting. ( only 2 tables have this view)

(Translated by Google) The beautiful interiors correspond wonderfully with the art. I was delighted by the restrained colors and form of the presented objects. I only looked through the window but I hope that during my next visit to Volterra I will also go inside. (Original) Piękne wnętrza wspaniale korespondują ze sztuką. Zachwyciła mnie powściągliwa kolorysta i forma prezentowanych obiektów. Oglądałam tylko przez witrynę ale mam nadzieję przy kolejnej wizycie w Volterze wejdę również do środka.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful art gallery, not that big, with even more beautiful content and a friendly, interested owner. Every time we are in Volterra we stop by to enjoy ourselves. We haven't bought anything yet, but I fear that next time we won't be able to resist... (Original) Mooie kunstgalerie , niet zo groot, met een nog mooiere inhoud en een vriendelijke geïnteresseerde eigenaresse. iedere keer als we in Volterra zijn even langs om te genieten, nog niets gekocht, maar vrees dat we de volgende keer het niet kunnen weerstaan...

(Translated by Google) Great gallery, must see. Free (Original) Geweldige galerie, moet je zien. Gratis

(Translated by Google) Splendid and elegant art gallery. The various works on display are particular pieces, sometimes only sketched, or broken like raku, or wood. The black vases with flowers or branches stand out in contrast with the rough walls to give a delicate warmth to the whole. I don't post photos to leave the visitor surprised when visiting. The hosts were kind and helpful in welcoming us for the visit. Advised (Original) Splendida ed elegante galleria d' arte. Le varie opere esposte sono pezzi particolari, a volte solo abbozzate, o spezzate come i raku, o i legni. I vasi neri con fiori o rami si stagliano in contrasto con le pareti grezze per dare un delicato calore all' insieme. Non metto foto per lasciare al visitatore la sorpresa nel visitarla. Gentili e disponibili le conduttrici nell' accoglierci per la visita. Consigliato

(Translated by Google) great gallery, wonderfully harmoniously restored building, very competent and friendly staff (Original) tolle Galerie, wunderbar stimmig restauriertes Gebäude, sehr kompetente und freundliche Mitarbeiter

(Translated by Google) Beautiful gallery with selected pieces inspired by the Tuscan surroundings. The rooms have been lovingly restored and perfectly showcased with art. Definitely take a look if you're going through Volterra!! (Original) Wunderschöne Galerie mit ausgewählten Stücken inspiriert von der toskanischen Umgebung. Die Räume wurden liebevoll restauriert und von der Kunst perfekt in Szene gesetzt. Auf jeden Fall reinschauen wenn man durch Volterra geht!!

(Translated by Google) A fascinating and evocative place with works of extraordinary beauty. We thank Olga Niescier for the kindness, availability and discretion with which she welcomed and accompanied us. (Original) Un posto affascinante e suggestivo con opere di straordinaria bellezza. Ringraziamo Olga Niescier per la gentilezza, disponibilità e discrezione con cui ci ha accolto e accompagnato.

So cool to be able to walk into Etruscan tombs over 2000 (+??) years old. Saw a cute little bay in one of them. Also can see a bunch of necropoli along the road walking there from the center storico. Not cost.

(Translated by Google) We walked the short distance from the cemetery parking lot to visit the two necropolises. A flashlight is not absolutely necessary as motion detectors turn on the light in the small rooms. The necropolises are worth seeing for those interested. After all, these were created by human hands. (Original) Vom Parkplatz des Friedhofes sind wir das kurze Stück gelaufen um die zwei Nekropole zu besichtigen. Taschenlampe ist nicht zwingend notwendig, da über Bewegungsmelder Licht in den kleinen Räumen angeht. Die Nekropolen sind für interessierte sehenswert. Schließlich wurden diese von Menschenhand erschaffen.

Unusual atmospheric experience,

(Translated by Google) There's no parking; you have to park on the street; it's very narrow. There's not much to see, just two paths leading to the Necropolis of Portone. There are a lot of insects, the lights didn't work, and it smelled awful. (Original) Pas de place de stationnement, il faut se stationné dans la rue, c'est très étroit. Il n'y a pas grand chose à voir, 2 sentiers qui mènent à Necropoli del Portone, il y a énormément d'insectes, les lumières ne fonctionnaient pas et ça puaient.

(Translated by Google) The site is accessible by car, but parking is difficult to find. It's neglected and neglected. The lighting has stopped working, so it's completely dark. I'd recommend revisiting the lighting and putting up some information panels inside the tombs. In one tomb, there's a bat on the ceiling, so be very careful. I recommend bringing a bright flashlight! It's a gloomy experience, as you enter the cave in complete darkness. Be careful where you put your feet. I recommend wearing closed-toe shoes and ankle protection. (Original) Luogo raggiungibile con la macchina ma difficile trovare dove parcheggiare, non valorizzato e trascurato, l'illuminazione ha smesso di funzionare quindi è completamente buio, consiglierei di riguardare l'illuminazione e mettere qualche pannello informativo all'interno delle tombe, in una c'è un pipistrello al soffitto quindi fare molta attenzione, consiglio di portare una torcia bella luminosa! È un esperienza "tetra" da fare per il fatto di entrare sotto terra completamente al buio, attenti dove mettete i piedi, consiglio scarpe chiuse e caviglie protette.

(Translated by Google) Very nice, I parked along the road (Original) Molto belle, ho parcheggiato lungo la strada

(Translated by Google) Easily accessible by car, but there are no parking spaces. At most, you could park on the side of the road. Since there are "only" two small graves and two signposts, you can basically finish the tour in 5-10 minutes. Unfortunately, the lighting didn't work for me either, so bring a flashlight or at least a cell phone with a light. A few bats live in one of the chambers, so be careful not to scare them and disturb them. All in all, it's rather unloving and not really worth it, but it's free. (Original) Mit dem Auto gut zu erreichen, allerdings keine Parkplätze. Höchstens am Straßenrand könnte man sich hinstellen. Da es sich um "nur" 2 kleine Gräber und 2 Tafeln als Beschilderung handelt, ist man in 5-10 Minuten eigentlich mit der Besichtigung durch. Auch bei mir ging die Beleuchtung leider nicht, also Taschenlampe mitbringen oder mindestens ein Handy mit Licht. In eine der Kammern leben ein paar Fledermäuse, also erschreckt euch und stört sie nicht. Alles in Allem recht lieblos und nicht wirklich lohnenswert, dafür aber kostenlos.

We asked them if they could accommodate our no oil, no animal products request, and they said yes! Great food!!!

Very friendly staff and we really enjoyed the pizza and the pasta. I had the Tiramisu for dessert which was so delicious. Would recommend!

What a surprise …. We just walked by , looked at the menu and we make a reservation for after our walk trough this beautiful village ….. when we came back and get a seat we get a little bubble for welcoming . And it was really nice …. Then the starter came and we had steak tartare ( really good seasoning !) and we had an carpaccio who was also very nice . Than we all steak . The ladies with mushrooms ( little but too much mushrooms ) and my husband the normal version with rucola and Parmesan both types the meat was perfect. And at the site some vegetables and fries . The staff was very nice and correct . We will come back in the future

We had a wonderful evening with outstanding food. Very delicious. The service was courteous and friendly. We 100% recommend this restautant.

We had a lovely lunch is a beautiful setting quite by accident. We happened to be in Volterra and hungry. ETRURIA fit the bill. Tuna salad platter and Stromboli were delicious and fresh. We were only 2 people but the lovely greeter went out of her way to make sure we could have a table inside the restaurant. Thank you and good luck.

We went there for two dinners. The first dinner was great and the food was amazing on both occasion, no notes whatsoever. However, on the second night a baby threw up on me and, besides the complete lack of accountability from the parents, the response from the staff was disappointing at best. We had to insist that our table was changed and the only acknowledgement of this incident (which frankly ruined our dinner as we could not eat anymore) was ‘aw, it’s a baby’. This is likely (I hope) not that common of a problem, but it was extremely poorly managed.

One of the best dinners I have had so far in Italy. The personnel is really sweet and kind. I would really recommend the Cacio e Pepe or the Beef Stew. Both were amazing.

Amazing place with no tourists at all. It was cold down there so we enjoyed the temperature.

Better than expected. Lights working. Not smelly or wet. Appreciate might be different in wet weather. Bit of a walk but not terrible. One tomb is rectangular and the other is circular with a central column. They have a tableau of the contents found in the rectangular one in the etruscan museum. Pretty good I thought. Walking down the road ok as traffic was light.

Stunning. And free. A little bit far from the center by foot. Make sure not to be alone as the area has no surveillance and no other visitor might be there (only in case of incidents as the area is super safe..)

It was hard to park, they were small, but if you're in the region, worth the look.

Two isolated tombs. Very interesting. Makes you wonder what else is under the field!

Incredible

A very beautiful, free and unexpected place.

(Translated by Google) Studio gallery in Volterra, an alternative and engaging place for those interested in art as an all-round experience (Original) Galleria studio a Volterra, un luogo alternativo e coinvolgente per chi é interessato all'arte come esperienza a tutto tondo

(Translated by Google) Mini Museum of the former narrow-gauge railway to Voltera. Class (Original) Mini Museum der ehemaligen Kleinbahn nach Voltera. Klasse

(Translated by Google) Small but very nice and the girl at the ticket office was very kind and explained everything to us with great enthusiasm... the model is well looked after with the working trains, a nice initiative to raise awareness of something that no longer exists, namely the rack line that used to arrive in Volterra. (Original) Piccolo ma molto carino e molto gentile la ragazza alla biglietteria che ci ha spiegato tutto con molto entusiasmo...il plastico è ben curato con i trenini funzionanti, una bella iniziativa per far conoscere qualcosa che non esiste più ovvero la linea a cremagliera che arrivava a Volterra.

(Translated by Google) what a pleasure for children and adults. A really tiny museum, which you can completely miss without knowing about its existence, and it is all a shrine to the train that once operated in Volterra. Don't know how accurate the model is, but it conveys the atmosphere. Of course, there is no explanation in English here either. But what does it matter? The main thing is to see the train going is enough. (Original) איזה תענוג. לילדים וגם למבוגרים. מוזיאון קטנטן ממש, שאפשר לפספס אותו לגמרי בלי לדעת על קיומו, וכולו מקדש לרכבת שפעלה פעם בוולטרה. לא יודע עד כמה הדגם מדויק, אבל את האווירה הוא מעביר. כמובן שגם כאן אין באנגלית כל הסבר. אבל מה זה חשוב. העיקר לראות את הרכבת נוסעת זה מספיק.

(Translated by Google) 1 room with a small rail route. Paid €1.50 for an adult person. (Original) 1 kamer met een kleine rails route. Betaald €1,50 voor een volwassen persoon.

(Translated by Google) Truly a wonderful initiative. Congratulations because you did an excellent job (Original) Davvero una bellissima iniziativa. Complimenti perché avete fatto un ottimo lavoro

(Translated by Google) You are artists... Congratulations, I'll come and visit you, I'm from Pontedera (Original) Siete artisti... Complimenti verro a trovarvi sono di Pontedera

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