Cerveteri: the Etruscan city of tombs

Ancient lanes, grassy mounds and chambers cut into volcanic rock make the Banditaccia Necropolis feel like a city built to preserve Etruscan memory. Walk between the tombs, then head to Cerveteri's old town and the National Cerite Museum in the castle to see objects from ancient Caere.

A private car and driver collect you from your Rome accommodation and take you back. Allow about two hours in the necropolis and time for a village walk; the museum is optional if its hours and your interests allow. Paths are uneven, with steps and underground spaces. The site is normally closed on Mondays; confirm arrangements for your chosen day.

Admission, guides and lunch are outside the transport price. A combined ticket covers the museum and necropolis. Nearby restaurants are suggestions with menus and availability to confirm directly.