Etruscan Well

A well from Etruscan times, built in the 3rd century BC and used to supply the city with water until the Middle Ages. It is connected with a cistern in which water was stored and a 30-meter long adit leads to it. The well is made of stone and has the shape of a funnel tapering downwards. The adit is cut by underground pavements that allow you to look deep into the reservoir.