What to do near Monte Romano, VT

San Pietro hill in Tuscania

Outside the city walls, the center of which is developed almost entirely on Rivellino Hill, stands St. Peter's Hill, where the Basilica of the same name, medieval towers and a necropolis stand.

Section of the Via Clodia in Tuscania

As we head from the city center toward St. Peter's Hill, a deep gash opens up from the road surface on what was an artery of the road system in Roman times: the Via Clodia.

Tor di Lavello Park in Tuscania

One of the most spectacular parks in Tuscia viterbese, overlooking San Pietro hill and the ruins of the old castle on one side and the city walls on the other. Green heart of the city of Tuscania.

Fountain of the Seven Spouts in Tuscania

In an intimate little square, we discover a fountain, finished construction in 1309, which still bears the coats of arms of ancient noble families. The water gushes clear from seven masks.

The walls of Tuscania

Tuscania, along with a few others in Tuscia, still retains its city walls, which today embrace its medieval core. The remains of the primordial Etruscan circle are also visible.

The locations of "There's Nothing Left to Do but Cry"

In the footsteps of Mario and Xavier in search of Frittole

Capranica

A small village in Tuscia viterbese, with beautiful views and vistas.

San Pellegrino, the medieval quarter of Viterbo

In a city severely damaged by World War II, a medieval quarter that now has the reputation of being one of the largest in Europe was saved: the medieval heart of Viterbo.

Extra virgin olive oil, jewel of Tuscia Viterbese

The beauty of the Etruscan olive-growing hills, captured in the bottles of Viterbo's PDO oils

Thermal waters of Viterbo: discovering the free thermal baths

A relaxing break in the heart of Tuscia Viterbese, among springs, thermal pools and archaeology