The base for guided exploration of Etruria’s landscape and cultural heritage, led by qualified environmental professionals committed to preserving the Maremma’s character.
At a glance
Antico Presente operates as a hub for organised tours across the Etruscan territories of central Italy. The group comprises regularly qualified tourist and environmental guides dedicated to sustainable discovery of the region’s natural and historical features.
History
The group was established to support responsible tourism and environmental stewardship in the Maremma, a landscape shaped by Etruscan civilisation. The headquarters in Viterbo serves as the operational centre for their guided experiences.
What you see
The headquarters is a functional base located in central Viterbo, serving as the meeting point for guided tours into the surrounding territory rather than a monument in its own right.
Cultural significance
Antico Presente represents a contemporary approach to heritage tourism—one that prioritises the protection and interpretation of Etruscan sites and Maremma landscapes. The group’s professional guides connect visitors with the region’s archaeological and environmental importance while advocating for its preservation.
Key facts
- Address: Via D. Corvi 25, 01100 Viterbo
- Coordinates: 42.273454640973306, 12.02654778957367
- Phone: 339 571 8135
- Website: anticopresente.it
Practical information
Guided tours are arranged through the group. Contact them directly to book experiences exploring Etruscan sites and the Maremma landscape. Opening hours and specific tour schedules should be confirmed via their website or by phone.
Getting there
The headquarters is located at Via D. Corvi 25 in Viterbo, a city in northern Lazio. Viterbo is accessible by train and road from Rome and other regional centres. Once in the city, the office serves as the departure point for guided excursions into the surrounding territory.
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