What to do near Farnese, VT

The Village of Pinocchio in Farnese

A pearl of Tuscia Viterbese set for Comencini's historic screenplay

Salabrone Falls

The Salabrone Waterfall is one of the most spectacular in Lazio, part of the Selva del Lamone Regional Nature Reserve and located about 2 km from Farnese in the direction of Pitigliano.

Hermitage of Poggio Conte

Between Latium and Tuscany, the Fiora River guides us through the woods to the rock-cut hermitage

Pitigliano, a village carved in time

In the Fiora Valley, from the Etruscans to the Grand Duchy, a novel three millennia long

St. Joseph's Quarry Street

Fascinating paths immersed in history

The hollow ways of Sorano

Sorano, surrounded by tuff hills covered in dense vegetation, hides secrets of the Etruscan world, such as the Vie Cave or Cavoni, an ancient road network between the villages of Pitigliano, Sorano and Sovana.

Vitozza-Sorano, the trek of the old aqueduct

Step by step discovery of vestiges of the past

Cathedral of Sovana

A crossroads of cultures in an intimate and cozy setting

Orsini Fortress in Sorano

The fortress stands at the highest point of the town of Sorano and dominates the historic village, huddled at its feet. Built by the Aldobrandeschi family in the 12th century, it is one of the symbols of the town.

Ancient Jewish Quarter of Sorano

As you walk through the impervious, paved streets of the historic village of Sorano you will encounter plaques on the facades of some of the buildings. One indicates the old Jewish quarter to which we are headed.

Leopoldine Boulder in Sorano

Erected probably as early as the 9th century, consolidated and leveled later in the 19th century, it is one of the symbols of the town of Sorano. On it, a panoramic terrace and a crenellated turret with a clock.