Build on a hill ridge between the valleys of the Era and Cecina, enclosed by a double barrage of walls, the Etruscan Volterra, in province of Pisa, is one of the most important centres of Tuscany. Thirty centuries of history and the alabaster manufacturing are its pride. It’s a small town rich in art, not contaminated by the rhythm of present-day life yet, where it seems to live in the old days, amid narrow streets of a medieval village and crafts with roots in the Etruscan past.