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"THE
SHADE OF THE VOLTURI" PACKAGE
3 days and 2 nights in Volterra
Available every weekend
1st
Day
•
Arrival in Volterra, the ancient and
mysterious Etruscan Velathri, town
of the terrible Volturi. Accommodation
in hotel or hostel.
•
5.30 pm - Meeting at the Tourist Office
in and delivery of a welcome kit
• Dinner in the rooms
of one of the oldest palaces of Volterra
• On the track of Edward and
Bella
Walk in the magic of the dark night
of Volterra along the thrilling
places of the novel New Moon - breathtaking
ending
2nd
Day
•
Morning
The mysteries and magic of the ancient
Velathri: searching the puzzling past
of the powerful masters of Volterra
reading the stones of the town.
Walk through the archaeological
remains, the cinerary urns and
the ancient palaces of the Volturi
•
12.00 pm - Meeting in Piazza dei
Priori under the bell tower, anxiously
waiting for the tolls of midday
•
Bloody red aperitif of Aro, Caius
and Marcus
•
Free time for lunch
•
Afternoon
Visit to the doomy Torture Museum,
for lovers of strong emotions
•
Pizza of Charlie and Bella
under the vaults of an old palace
3rd
Day
•
Morning
Walk in the Etruscan hypogeum,
home of the dead, humid undreground
tombs inhabited by bats
•
Free lunch
•
Afternoon
Free visit to Pinacoteca and Museo
di Arte Sacra
•
Departure
Tour
schedule:
The programme as above is available
every weekend
€ 555,00 per
person
in double bedroom with breakfast
in 4 star hotel
3rd
and 4th extra bed € 430,00
€
475,00 per person
in double bedroom with breakfast
in 3 star hotel
3rd
and 4th extra bed€ 380,00
RATES INCLUDE
- 2
nights in double bedroom with breakfast
- aperitif
- dinner in historical palace
- pizza of Charlie and Bella
- night walk along the route of Edward
and Bella
- guided visit to the mysteries and
magic of the town of Volturi
- entrance to Museo Etrusco, Pinacoteca
Civica, Museo Arte Sacra
- entrance to Palazzo dei Priori
- entrance to the Museum of Torture
- trekking into the Etruscan ipogeum
- welcome kit
- tour guide
In winter
this program is subject to modification
due to opening times of museums and
to weather conditions.
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