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Travel guide to Viterbo

Everything you need to visit Viterbo: accommodation, itineraries, food and transport.

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Discover what to see in Viterbo in 2 days: the medieval San Pellegrino quarter, the Papal Palace, free hot springs and hidden Renaissance gardens.

Civita di Bagnoregio 23 km Orvieto 34 km Pitigliano 43 km Todi 47 km Spoleto 62 km Roma 65 km

Fuggire da Roma per un weekend senza inseguire gli stessi nomi da cartolina.…

Dante cited it in the Inferno, the Romans came here for cures: Viterbo's Bullicame is a bubbling spring surrounded by wh…

Just outside Viterbo, hidden among damp meadows and sulfurous vapors, Bagnaccio is a free outdoor thermal pool where peo…

Skip the packed piazzas and overpriced dinners. These Italian borghi offer an intimate, authentic New Year's Eve by the …

Celleno vecchia is the forgotten ghost borgo of the Viterbo hills, just kilometres from Civita di Bagnoregio — same stor…

The Francigena is stunning, but some stretches get busy. Variants, alternative stages, and the best seasons to walk it i…

In the heart of the Tuscia around Viterbo, Lake Vico is the most intact volcanic basin in Lazio, protected by a nature r…

The circuit of Lake Bolsena, in the Tuscia area of Viterbo: the largest volcanic lake in Europe, among stone villages, v…

A guide to Italy's abandoned villages and ghost towns: landslides, earthquakes and depopulation from Craco to Poggioreal…

Local tourism: what it is, why it pays off and where to go. Villages and city corners an hour from home, region by regio…

Where to go for the 25 April and 1 May long weekends: 13 Italian villages from north to south, with blossoms, spring fes…

In the Tuscia region of Viterbo, the cube tombs of Norchia carved into the tuff: an Etruscan city of the dead set among …