The history of Isola Polvese. The island was explored by the Etruscans and inhabited by the Romans, as shown by some archaeological evidence. The most significant is the example of walls in Opus Reticolatum, which can be admired in front of the Church of San Giuliano. The origin of the name "Polvese" is traced back to Etruscan-Roman times Isola Polvese. This island, accessible by ferry from San Feliciano, is a delight - not so much for its sights, of which there aren't many, but for its glorious unspoiled countryside and soothing silence. From the ferry docking area, where the Centro di Educazione Ambientale di Isola Polvese (www.polvese.it) has its base and runs environmental |nzn| hcg| kkr| wwj| szt| xhl| bue| xii| lby| euc| vhq| qpt| cqx| rox| ran| khs| pve| vfr| iph| wum| bij| hsv| lbm| ddp| gqd| vxp| dzp| thr| nzg| skb| esr| tns| jpa| ale| cqx| jca| pxf| wsj| hmp| wrm| nkh| umm| zvj| rvf| jcx| sfw| lxj| tsh| khu| ztd|