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Archaeological sites, Tuscany

Archaeological sites in Tuscany

In Tuscany we have listed 508 archaeological sites; the most detailed page is Fiesole archaeological site (Fiesole).

Most are in the province of Grosseto (135), the province of Firenze (90) and the province of Siena (72).

By date of construction, the most common period is Antiquity (60% of dated places) and the Modern era (40% of dated places).

Of these, 7 list opening hours and 5 have free entry.

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  • 137with photo
  • 169with description
  • 7with opening hours
  • 9free entry
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Archaeological sites in Tuscany: frequently asked questions

How many archaeological sites are there in Tuscany?

Our atlas lists 508 archaeological sites in Tuscany. The province with the most archaeological sites is Grosseto (135).

What are the most important archaeological sites in Tuscany?

Based on how much information is available (description, photos, visitor info), the standouts are Fiesole archaeological site (Fiesole), Roman Theatre of Volterra (Volterra) and Museo Archeologico Nazionale (Orbetello).

Which archaeological sites in Tuscany can you visit for free?

Free entry (always, or on the first Sunday of the month) is listed for Rusellae (Grosseto), Cosa (Orbetello), Poggio Renzo Necropolis (Chiusi), Vetulonia (Castiglione della Pescaia) and Necropolis of Palastreto (Sesto Fiorentino) and 4 more. Always check the conditions on the official website.

Which archaeological sites in Tuscany have opening hours listed?

7 out of 508 have opening hours (source: OpenStreetMap), including Fiesole archaeological site (Fiesole), Museo Archeologico Nazionale (Orbetello) and Archaeological park of Poggibonsi (Poggibonsi). Hours can change: check before you go.