What to see in Tuscania

• Basilica di San Pietro: Built in the 8th century and renovated in the 12th, this town church is still used. Make sure you go underneath to find a magnificent hidden crypt with cross vaults supported by 28 Roman marble columns.
• Chiesa di Santa Maria Maggiore: Constructed during the 8th century and later enhanced and modified in the 12th-13th century.
• Etruscan Necropolises: Throughout the area surrounding Tuscania, there are several Etruscan burial grounds.
• Museo Archeologico: The Archaeology Museum is comprised of four rooms exhibiting funerary artifacts from the Etruscan tombs.
• Torre di Lavello: This picturesque greenspace offers one of the most beautiful views of the historic center of Tuscania.
• Fontana delle Sette Cannelle: The city's Fountain of the Seven Spouts dates back to the Etrusco-Roman period and is a short distance away from the historic lavatoi (public laundry).