Once an Etruscan city to the northwest of Rome, Vulci is now an archaeological park that is dotted with ruins and excavation sites. The park covers 900 hectares and is surrounded by volcanic canyons, the Fiora River, and Pellicone Lake.
As an art historian and lover of all things old, there are few places I feel more in my element than in Rome. Food, language, art, and architecture all give form to a culture that’s been millennia in the making, and every second of it is tangible when you're here.
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