10 Sights & Landmarks in Tarquinia That You Shouldn't Miss

January 23, 2022 Kiesha Cripe

Tarquinia (Italian: [tarˈkwiːnja]), formerly Corneto, is an old city in the province of Viterbo, Lazio, Italy known chiefly for its outstanding and unique ancient Etruscan tombs in the widespread necropoli or cemeteries which it overlies, for which it was awarded UNESCO World Heritage status.
Restaurants in Tarquinia

1. Todini sculture snc

Via Leonardo da Vinci snc Zona artigianale, 01016, Tarquinia Italy +39 0766 858294 [email protected] http://www.todinisculture.it
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5.0 based on 4 reviews

Todini sculture snc

2. Necropoli di Tarquinia

Strada Provinciale 43, 01016, Tarquinia Italy +39 0761 326127 http://necropoliditarquinia.it/
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4.5 based on 1,329 reviews

Necropoli di Tarquinia

Reviewed By AndMafArt - London, United Kingdom

Incredible experience. Frescos that are 2500 years and are beautifully preserved. A very interesting visit, surrounded by nature.

3. Chiesa di San Pancrazio

Via San Pancrazio, 01016, Tarquinia Italy
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4.5 based on 88 reviews

Chiesa di San Pancrazio

4. Chiesa del Salvatore

Via San Giacomo, 57, 01016, Tarquinia Italy http://www.tarquiniaturismo.it/archivio6_tarquinia-turismo-luoghi-e-strutture_0_319_22_2.html
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4.5 based on 8 reviews

Chiesa del Salvatore

5. Santa Maria di Castello

Via di Porta Castello 35, 01016, Tarquinia Italy
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4.5 based on 162 reviews

Santa Maria di Castello

6. Chiesa e Convento di San Francesco

Via di Porta Tarquinia 24, 01016, Tarquinia Italy +39 0766 840848
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4.5 based on 30 reviews

Chiesa e Convento di San Francesco

7. Chiesa di San Martino

Via San Martino 48, 01016, Tarquinia Italy
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4.5 based on 28 reviews

Chiesa di San Martino

8. Porta di Castello e Torrione detto di Matilde di Canossa

Via di Porta Castello, 01016, Tarquinia Italy http://www.turismotarquinia.it/archivio6_tarquinia-turismo-luoghi-e-strutture_0_101_22_2.html
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4.5 based on 35 reviews

Porta di Castello e Torrione detto di Matilde di Canossa

Reviewed By faithandhope2live - Coquitlam, Canada

Tarquinia is one of 12 Etruscan cities in the past. It is now a UNESCO World Heritage site. When we walked to this castle through the arch gate and passed the old stone wall and saw the circular tower, I wondered how the people at that time can build such an incredible beautiful castle that lasts till now. It was great for us to have a chance to have a taste of the past and enjoy. Happy Travelling!

9. Parrocchia Ss. Margherita E Martino

Piazza del Duomo, 6, 01016, Tarquinia Italy http://www.civitavecchia.chiesacattolica.it/pls/civitavecchia/bd_dioc_annuario_css.singolo_ente?p_pagina=22843&id_dioc=130&id_en=45&colore1=&colore2=&layout=0&rifi=&rifp=&vis=1
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4.5 based on 8 reviews

Parrocchia Ss. Margherita E Martino

Reviewed By cincinattigirl - Auckland Central, New Zealand

As we had been to Rome many a time we branched out and took a Bus to Tarquinia instead and spent an awesome day exploring the Tombs and Museum, the Cathedral plus the quaint streets and houses. The Cathedral is very light and bright inside and on an extremely hot day it was blissfully cool. The frescos were interesting.

10. Palazzo Vitelleschi

Piazza Cavour, Tarquinia Italy
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4.5 based on 29 reviews

Palazzo Vitelleschi

Reviewed By Duke1140 - Penn Valley, United States

Located in the walled area of the old city this museum is a must see. The collection of sacarophagi and other works is amazing with all items having come from within the underground chambers of the necropolis. The building itself is a great example of architectural styles from various cultures. Originally build as a palace for a religious leader no expense was spared at the time for magnificent workmanship. It is easy for persons of all ages to move around this location. Do not miss walking around the town while here. It is a clean and beautiful area of upper style living. The fountain in the square is at the end of an ancient aquaduct.

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