Piazza della Repubblica Pitigliano or Tuscania?

Piazza della Repubblica Pitig…Inhabited village carved into the tuff, with a 15th-century Jewish ghetto, synagogue and unleavened bread oven; visible crowds on summer weekends.

TuscaniaRomanesque basilicas built on the former Etruscan city and a crypt with 28 reused ancient columns: original heritage preserved, village kept off the beaten track.

Piazza della Repubblica Pitig…No station or regular public transport link to the tuff area: a car is necessary; steep alleys. Parking not specified.

TuscaniaVillage can be explored freely, but access to the basilicas is on foot up the acropolis; parking and opening hours of the buildings not specified.

Piazza della Repubblica Pitig…Free wandering through the alleys and visit to the Jewish quarter with no entry fee for a powerful experience; the long drive is rewarded.

TuscaniaTwo basilicas, a crypt with ancient columns and Last Judgment frescoes for a simple stroll; prices and duration not specified.

Piazza della Repubblica Pitig…Houses set on a tuff drum, vertical to the cliff; from the lookout points, the whole silhouette of the village stands out against the gorges.

TuscaniaRemarkable Romanesque architecture: two basilicas on the acropolis, a crypt with 28 columns and medieval Last Judgment frescoes; viewpoints not specified.

Piazza della Repubblica Pitig…Jewish quarter with synagogue and oven, Palazzo Orsini and its two museums, Etruscan Life Caves: several distinct visits in one and the same village.

TuscaniaThe visit combines an Etruscan acropolis, two Romanesque basilicas, a crypt and Last Judgment frescoes: real variety, worth seeing if you pass through the area.