Museo Archeologico Nazionale

"Note in particular the Chimera (early 4C BC)... and among the important collection of Antique pottery (Greek, Roman and Etruscan), the famous François vase (the museum's principal treasure)."

"This embarrassingly rich collection, in an apparently permanent state of reorganization, is often overlooked by visitors in full-throttle Renaissance mode." Full review

"Of the Etruscan, Egyptian, and Greco-Roman antiquities here, the Etruscan collection is particularly notable—one of the most important in Italy (the other being in Turin)." Full review

"The exhibits here go way back to Florence's Etruscan and Roman history; if you want in-depth information, the guided tours (also in English) are worth taking. " Full review

"Set up in the basement of "la Ferdinanda", the museum unites materials unearthed in excavations of the old Etruscan settlement of Artiminio and including an acropolis." Full review

"If you can force yourselves away from the Renaissance, rewind a millennium or two at one of the most important archaeological collections in central Italy, which has a particular emphasis on the Etruscan period" Full review