Portonaccio Sanctuary
An archaeological site near the ancient Etruscan city of Veii. Veii (or Veio) was a major Etruscan city until its defeat at the hands of the Romans in 396 BC. The Temple of Apollo is here, which is the site where the famous Apollo of Veii statue was discovered in 1916. These days there is little left to see but a few ruins, although the area has yielded up many excellent artefacts that are now mainly in the Etruscan museum at Villa Giulia in Rome/North Center. The surrounding area is a national park, Parco di Veio, that contains Etruscan ruins that, for the most part, are not easily accessible.
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This national park location is essential for its significant archaeological contributions, specifically the site where the famous Apollo of Veii statue was discovered.
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This national park location is essential for its significant archaeological contributions, specifically the site where the famous Apollo of Veii statue was discovered.
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