The "Etruscan Way" project involves investments in properties for tourist accommodation in an area rich in cultural and natural heritage.
The initiative focuses on properties intended for temporary or long-term accommodation, located in strategic locations between Lazio and Tuscany, in the historic region of Etruria.
The area is easily accessible from Rome, with efficient road and rail connections, and offers a unique natural environment, attractive to tourists and scholars.
International interest, particularly from the US, in the Etruscan heritage is growing, with joint venture opportunities with museums in Rome and Milan.
The project aims to develop quality cultural tourism, integrating technology and educational activities.
The Village of Blera
Blera is a rural village with a structure of approximately 500 square meters, located on a ridge offering views of the valley and the Blera Necropolis.
The renovation has preserved historical elements, making the village an open-air museum, with access to Etruscan cave roads.
Its central location between Viterbo, Sutri, and Tarquinia makes it ideal for attracting tourists, with proximity to spas, lakes, and the sea.
The properties include a main building and several studio apartments, all equipped with kitchenettes and common areas for cultural and social events.
The property is currently used as a cultural association and could be transformed into a multi-building hotel or hospitality center.
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Conclusion
The Etruscan Way represents a unique opportunity to invest in a highly valuable cultural and natural heritage, with potential for tourism and cultural development in a context of growing international interest.
The strategic location and historic features of the properties make the investment particularly attractive for the tourism market.
Both properties (see also La Villa in Umbria Ref. code V3000) offer potential for tourism and cultural activities, with strong interest from national and international visitors.
Maintenance is minimal, and the facilities can be managed by cooperatives or specialized managers.