MSC Toscania and Tarquinia Excursion

Hi!

Has anyone taken the Toscania and Tarquinia excursion offered by MSC? We would like to spend time in the Tarquinia Etruscan museum/necropolis, but it's unclear in the description as to whether time is allotted to visit these. I'd love to hear your "real-life" experience!

Many thanks,

Wendy

You may be more likely to get responses by posting on the MSC board regarding this tour if it's offered by that specific line.

I'd be interested to read the description -- can you post it?

Here's the description:

The origins of Tuscania goes back to the myth and legends; some want the town to be founded by Hercules’ son, some others by Aeneas’ son, Ascanius. Your excursion will begin with a 50-minute coach drive across the beautiful landscape until reaching the village of Tuscania. Enjoy a guided walking tour of its historical centre, surrounded by medieval walls and marvel at the view from the Tower of Lavello. Your guide will point out the village’s main sights including the Church of Saint Peter; a unique opportunity to feel the atmosphere of central Italy’s little villages. Next, after boarding your coach again, you will drive to Tarquinia, one of the 12 Etruscan cities in the past. Your guide will take you on an interesting itinerary to discover of this important village in the heart of Tuscia territory. Please note: this tour is not suitable for guests with walking difficulties or using a wheelchair. Conservative attire recommended for visiting places of religious importance.

Wow, they ARE pretty vague about what you actually do in Tarquinia, aren't they?

Hopefully you can find someone who's done it.

Thanks Cruisemom!