Province of Viterbo
Tuscia: Etruscan necropolises, medieval villages, and thermal baths.
Cities & villages
Civita di Bagnoregio
“The dying city”: a village suspended over the badlands, accessible only on foot.
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The city of the popes in Tuscia: the medieval district of San Pellegrino and thermal baths.
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Overlooking the crystal-clear waters of the largest volcanic lake in Europe, Bolsena enchants with the medieval charm of its old town and the millenary history that permeates its flowered alleys. It is the ideal place to recharge amidst breathtaking views, authentic flavors, and tranquility.
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Nestled in the Cimino woods, Caprarola welcomes you with the majestic Palazzo Farnese, a Renaissance masterpiece that dominates the village with its iconic pentagonal shape and secret gardens suspended in time, offering an authentic experience of art, history, and nature.
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Etruscan capital home to the Monterozzi necropolis, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
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Don’t miss
The village of Civita
Alleys, views, and silence suspended in the void of the badlands.
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Painted Etruscan tombs, among the most vivid testimonies of the Etruscan world (UNESCO).
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Home to the first conclave in history, featuring the famous Gothic loggia.
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A historic 13th-century papal residence, famous for its stunning Gothic loggia and for hosting the first and longest conclave in history.
DiscoverBasilica of Santa Cristina
A place of worship famous for the 1263 Eucharistic miracle and the evocative Chapel of the Miracle located within the complex.
DiscoverLake Bolsena
The largest volcanic lake in Europe, known for its clear waters and the picturesque Bisentina and Martana islands.
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