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guided tours
The park provides an educational accompaniment service by reservation
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Entrance Rates
Park Ticket - Full
Full
€ 10,00
Park Ticket - Reduced
Residents of Montalto di Castro – Canino – Ischia di Castro
€ 3.50
Primary and secondary school
min. 15 pupils
€ 6.00
Children (7-13 years)
€ 6.00
Groups
min. 15 pupils
€ 6.00
Familiesmax 2 adults + 3 under 13
€ 20.00
Park Ticket - Free
Licensed guides
free
Children 0-6 years
free
People 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 accompaniment at the park (excavations of the etruscan-roman city)
A guided tour to discover the remains of the etruscan-roman city. Meeting at the Meeting Point (Park ticket office). After a brief presentation of the itinerary, visitors follow a short path that climbs to the top of the plateau where the etruscan-roman city developed in ancient times. You enter the etruscan city through the West Gate and, walking on the roman paving stones, reach the Great temple and the nearby Brick Buildings and Apsidal Building. The tour continues with a visit to the evocative Domus of the Cryptoporticus, descending into the underground areas of the roman-era residence, and then reaches the Mithraeum. Following the northern section of the Cardo, you reach the North Gate, and then follow the path that enters the denser vegetation until reaching the shores of Pellicone Lake. Return to the Meeting Point.
Duration: 2 hours 
Difficulty: low
Accessibility
Routes for people unable to walk on the top of the plateau; no access to the underground areas of the domus of the cryptoporticus
Suggestions: Trekking shoes, hat and water
Educational accompaniment to the eastern necropolis
A guided tour to discover the François Tomb and the Tomb of the Inscriptions. Meeting at the Meeting Point (Park ticket office). After a brief presentation of the itinerary, visitors reach the area of the Eastern Necropolis with their own vehicles, about 2 km away. Following a short path on foot, visitors arrive at the François Tomb, famous for its architecture and for its rich original pictorial decoration from the 4th century b.c., of which some traces remain. The visit continues with entry to the Tomb of the Inscriptions, where inscriptions in etruscan and latin are preserved.
Duration: over 1.30 hours Difficulty: low
Accessibility
The François Tomb and the Tomb of the Inscriptions are not accessible to people unable to walk.
Suggestions: Trekking shoes, hat in the summer period
Educational accompaniment to the Etruscan Museum
A guided tour to discover the Etruscan Museum. After a brief presentation of the itinerary at the Park Meeting Point (ticket office), transfer with your own vehicles to the Badia Castle (Km 1). The visit begins with an introduction to the imposing medieval Castle and the ancient Badia Bridge of etruscan origin. In the rooms of the etruscan museum, vases, bronze objects and sculptures in local stone can be seen, relating to the different moments in the life of Vulci, from the earliest villanovan phase to the late roman period.
Duration: 1 hour Difficulty: none
Accessibility
Routes for people unable to walk on the top of the plateau; no access to the underground areas of the domus of the cryptoporticus
Suggestions: Trekking shoes, hat and water
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The park provides an educational accompaniment service by reservation.
Book your visit
You can book the educational accompaniment service by phone or by email.