10€ per person for a slightly better view..wow.. doesn’t make sense to pay. You can see it perfectly fine from above or the street which costs nothing. For the back story just ask Siri or something. Pure tourist tax/ trap. Do not recommend.

An absolute gem! Voltara is Rich with history, beautiful views, and of course delicious food. This was a perfect day trip with my family. Plenty of scenery for taking pictures or letting time slow down. Step into history at every shop if you want to get any gifts, leather, cheese, meat, and of course wine that can be shipped anywhere. It is a beautiful drive and high probability for a romantic day.

The star rating above is my own experience. I'm also not sure how to rate it being I didn't go in. In general I appreciate it in it's age and design. But there's so much to see in Italy. I'm saving my funds for other things. So, I didn't feel the need to pay for when I'm not a historian, architect or archeologist. I appreciate seeing these things, but not enough to understand what I'm looking at. You do have to pay €10 for each adult to go into the area. €8 over 65 and kids are reduced as well. It would've been €20 to walk around in there. Hope this helps and makes sense.

€10 euro entry. Friendly staff, easy parking. Definitely worth the money even to preserve the history.

Incredible view from yhe roadway in Volterra, gives a true sense of the scale if the theatre. Wonderful, too, to see parts in use today for music concerts.

Beautifully preserved Roman Amphitheatre in the beautiful town of Volterra. You can view it from above for free or pay €5 to walk down nearer to the site. We paid to walk down and enjoyed seeing it up close. It also had some plaques with information on them.

As a Latin teacher I was excited to come here and take some pictures for my students. Great place and well kept! Wonderful experience :)

Pretty amazing place when you consider it's a couple of thousand years old. I can't help feel like they could make more of it with some information for tourists. We ended up reading about it on our phones following a Google search.