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Bomarzo to Volterra

Updated: March 14, 2024 11:01 PM
Volterra

Bomarzo to Volterra

Language: Italian

Currency: Euro (€)

Distance: 150 km

How to Reach:

  • By car: Take the A1 motorway north towards Florence. Take the exit for Orte and continue on the SS675 towards Terni. From Terni, take the SS205 towards Amelia and Narni. From Narni, take the SS675 towards Viterbo. From Viterbo, take the SS2 towards Volterra.
  • By train: Take a train from Bomarzo to Rome. From Rome, take a train to Florence. From Florence, take a train to Volterra.
  • By bus: Take a bus from Bomarzo to Rome. From Rome, take a bus to Florence. From Florence, take a bus to Volterra.

Expenses:

  • Accommodation: Hostels and guesthouses start at around €20 per night. Hotels start at around €50 per night.
  • Food: A meal at a budget restaurant will cost around €10-€15. A meal at a mid-range restaurant will cost around €20-€30. A meal at a fine dining restaurant will cost around €40-€50.
  • Transportation: A one-way train ticket from Bomarzo to Rome costs around €10. A one-way train ticket from Rome to Florence costs around €20. A one-way train ticket from Florence to Volterra costs around €10.

Best time to go: The best time to visit Volterra is during the shoulder months (April-May and September-October) when the weather is mild. The city is also beautiful in the winter, when the snow-capped mountains provide a stunning backdrop.

What to Eat:

  • Pappardelle al cinghiale: This pasta dish is made with wild boar sauce.
  • Ribollita: This soup is made with bread, vegetables, and beans.
  • Cantucci: These almond cookies are a Tuscan specialty.

Where to Go:

  • Piazza dei Priori: This is the main square in Volterra. It is surrounded by beautiful buildings, including the Palazzo dei Priori and the Torre del Porcellino.
  • Museo Etrusco Guarnacci: This museum houses a large collection of Etruscan artifacts.
  • Teatro Romano: This Roman theater is located on the outskirts of Volterra. It is one of the best-preserved Roman theaters in Italy.

FA

  • Is Volterra worth visiting? Yes, Volterra is a beautiful and historic city that is well worth visiting.
  • How many days should I spend in Volterra? I recommend spending at least two days in Volterra. This will give you enough time to see the city's main attractions and get a feel for its unique atmosphere.
  • What is the best way to get around Volterra? The best way to get around Volterra is on foot. The city is small and easy to walk around. You can also take a bus or taxi if you need to travel further distances.

*Distance calculation may be aerial distance.

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