Grand Temple of Vulci or Parco dei Mostri di Bomarzo?

Great Temple of VulciEtruscan-Roman remains in place across 900 hectares of preserved volcanic nature (canyons, Fiora river), without reconstruction.

Park of the Monsters of Bomarzo16th-century sculptures carved in peperino, 3 ha of woodland: a unique and preserved site, despite heavy visitor numbers on spring weekends.

Great Temple of VulciOpen every day (9 a.m.–5 p.m. to 9 a.m.–7 p.m. depending on the season) but paid entry, 10 € full / 6 € reduced, and the station is 13 km away, by taxi.

Park of the Monsters of BomarzoExit A1 at 4 km, shaded parking, open every day except December 25; dirt paths with climbs, partial access for people with reduced mobility.

Great Temple of Vulci10 € full, 6 € reduced, free for children under 6, for the Etruscan city, the necropolises and the museum: a good balance.

Park of the Monsters of Bomarzo€15 for adults, €9 for ages 4 to 13, for 1 h 30 to 2 h among about thirty works: correct value, without being cheap.

Great Temple of VulciVolcanic canyons, the Fiora waterfall in Lake Pellicone and the 30 m Devil's Bridge leading to the Badia castle: a remarkable landscape.

Park of the Monsters of BomarzoThe Ogre with its gaping mouth, the leaning house and the tower elephant offer rare framings, in a shady wood that remains photogenic even in summer.

Great Temple of VulciMajor temple, eastern necropolis with the François Tomb and its paintings, museum in the 13th-century Badia: a varied and distinctive visit.

Park of the Monsters of BomarzoEnter the mouth of the Ogre, lose your balance in the leaning house, end at the tempietto dedicated to Giulia Farnese: a memorable visit of 1 h 30 to 2 h.