Start your interactive journey in Volterra.
Take part in a unique experience where history meets technology: explore, interact, earn points, and uncover the secrets of ancient Volterra.

Your immersive experience
at the Acropolis
Collect the first half of the coin and the first part of the voucher code
Your digital experience
with the Virtual Tour
Collect the second half of the coin and the second part of the voucher code.
Once you have completed your virtual coin, you will be able to download a voucher for free admission to the Guarnacci Museum.
La tua esperienza immersiva
all'Acropoli
Ottieni la prima parte della moneta e la prima parte del codice Voucher
Ottieni la seconda parte della moneta e la seconda parte del codice Voucher
Grazie alla tua moneta virtuale potrai scaricare un Voucher valido per un ingresso gratuito al Museo Guarnacci.

Go to Virtual Tour
Put on our VR headsets at the archaeological site and watch the ruins come back to life before your eyes. Walls rise once again, vibrant colors return, and the sounds of the ancient world surround you.


Book Your Immersive Experience
Experience the archaeological site with our VR headsets. Watch the ruins come back to life before your eyes as walls rise once again, vibrant colors return, and the sounds of the ancient world surround you.

The Acropolis of Volterra, located at the highest point of the city within Enrico Fiumi Park, was the sacred and symbolic heart of ancient Etruscan Velathri. Founded between the 7th and 6th centuries BC, it became a major religious center, chosen for its commanding position and sweeping views. Here stood temples dedicated to Etruscan deities, along with altars, cisterns, and other public buildings that reflected the city’s spiritual and civic authority.
The Acropolis was not only a place of worship but also a focal point of collective identity, where public ceremonies and civic rituals took place. Today, thanks to extensive conservation and restoration efforts, the site is open to visitors and offers breathtaking views over the Tuscan countryside, making the enduring connection between nature, history, and spirituality that shaped this sacred place for centuries truly tangible.




