Etruscan Necropolis and Old Town, Tarquinia
Tarquinia was one of the great cities of Etruria, and its Monterozzi necropolis — a UNESCO World Heritage Site shared with Cerveteri — preserves some six thousand tombs, about two hundred of them painted with banquets, dancers and athletes.
Scenario: 7 November 2026 · 17:15 Europe/Rome
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Tarquinia was one of the great cities of Etruria, and its Monterozzi necropolis — a UNESCO World Heritage Site shared with Cerveteri — preserves some six thousand tombs, about two hundred of them painted with banquets, dancers and athletes. Above the burial hill stands the medieval old town, a skyline of stone towers, churches and the Palazzo Vitelleschi, now the national Etruscan museum. At the retrieval for this scene on 7 November 2026 it was 13.9 °C, partly cloudy, with 93% cloud cover and a wind of 6.4 km/h.
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