Located 10 km from Viterbo, Musarna is the site of an ancient Etruscan-Roman city, the ruins of which are still visible todayas they emerge from recent excavations. What sets it apart is that in addition to the tombs in the necropolis (3rd-1st century BC) there are traces of what’s called the “architecture of the living”: private homes, temples, a small thermal spa, a water supply network and defensive walls.
