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The Alberto Manzi Open-Air Archaeological Museum is an educational journey located on the Gradone plateau, nestled within the enchanting Vie Cave, just a few kilometers from Pitigliano. This unique museum offers a fascinating exploration of the region's history and culture, providing an immersive experience that transports visitors back in time.
The museum is divided into two distinct areas: the 'City of the Living' and the 'City of the Dead'. In the 'City of the Living', visitors can explore two scaled models of houses that represent the ancient town of Pitigliano. These models provide a unique insight into the architectural styles and living conditions of the region's past inhabitants.
The visit continues inside a lush forest, rich in oaks, turkey oaks, and hawthorns. Here, you will find the Gradone necropolis, which features a series of cruciform chamber tombs with a stepped dromos dating back to the 7th century BC. This part of the museum offers a unique opportunity to explore ancient burial practices and gain a deeper understanding of the region's past.
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Strada Provinciale 127, Via di Pantano, Pitigliano
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The Museo Archeologico all'Aperto Alberto Manzi in Pitigliano, Italy, offers visitors an insightful look into the area's ancient Etruscan history. Set in an outdoor environment, the museum allows guests to explore archaeological remains and reconstructions of Etruscan structures. Many visitors appreciate the opportunity to walk through the recreated village and see how the Etruscans lived. The informative panels provide context, though some guests mention they could be more detailed or available in more languages. The museum's location, integrated into the stunning landscape of Pitigliano, adds to the overall experience. While the site is relatively small, it offers a good introduction to Etruscan culture and the local history. Some visitors note that the steep paths and uneven terrain may be challenging for those with mobility issues. Overall, the museum provides an educational and atmospheric experience, though it may not occupy visitors for an extended period.
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