5 Sights in Chiusi, Italy (with Map and Images)

The Diocesan Museum of the Cathedral and Etruscan Tunnels of Chiusi (Siena) was established in 1932 by Mons. Giuseppe Conti, bishop of Chiusi-Pienza. In 1984, during the episcopate of Mons. Alberto Giglioli, has been enlarged and renovated according to modern museum criteria.

Wikipedia: Museo diocesano della cattedrale e cunicoli etruschi di Chiusi (IT), Website

The Tomb of the Monkey is located in the Necropolis of Poggio Renzo, four kilometers from the city of Chiusi, and is attributable to 480-470 BC. It was discovered by Alexander François in March 1846 and takes its name from the depiction of a monkey painted in the frieze that adorns the central chamber of the tomb.

Wikipedia: Tomba della Scimmia (IT)

The Pilgrim's Tomb is one of the Etruscan tombs of Chiusi, located about 2 km from the town on the road to Lake Chiusi, in the necropolis of Poggio Renzo. It owes its name to the farm where it is located.

Wikipedia: Tomba della Pellegrina (IT)

The Tomb of the Lion is one of the Etruscan tombs of Chiusi, located about 2 km from the town on the road to Lake Chiusi, in the necropolis of Poggio Renzo. Known at least since 1883, it was re-excavated in 1911 to reproduce the paintings, which are invisible today. It is dated to the fifth century BC.

Wikipedia: Tomba del Leone (IT)

The National Archaeological Museum of Chiusi is a museum in Chiusi, Siena, Italy. It contains Ancient Greek and Etruscan items, many of which have been excavated in the surrounding province. The museum also has a restoration laboratory, specializing in archaeological materials.

Wikipedia: National Archaeological Museum of Chiusi (EN), Website