Tarquinia

The city of Tarquinia is the Etruscan capital, a medieval town, an archaeological site of international fame and intense cultural life, it is a municipality of over 16,500 inhabitants in the province of Viterbo. The climate is always mild even in winter and the summer heat is mitigated by constant breezes which make the sports of sailing and windsurfing favourable. The variety of the geographical structure makes it possible to organize international sporting events, such as triathlons, cycling and marathons.

Distance: 9 km

Tuscania

it is located about twenty minutes from Tarquinia and is a town that enjoys an exceptional landscape thanks to its hilly position; art and nature are the framework that frames the city, not to be missed are the points of interest of the National Tuscany Museum and the basilicas of S. Maria Maggiore and S. Pietro. It is also surrounded by countryside which is largely protected as a nature reserve.

Distance: 30 km

Viterbo

it has been defined for centuries as the city of the Popes, in memory of the period in which the papal seat was moved to this city which still bears the signs of that splendor, despite having even more ancient origins. In fact, Viterbo preserves one of the most important monumental structures in Lazio: aristocratic palaces, monuments rich in works of art, evocative medieval neighborhoods such as San Pellegrino, churches and cloisters from various eras, slender towers and elegant fountains in peperino (the typical building stone of the area).

Distance: 53 km

Civita di Bagnoregio

better known as the "dying city" as it risks disappearing due to the erosion of the hill on which it rests, it is a characteristic village in the province of Viterbo which is located near Lake Bolsena. Civita can only be reached via its long reinforced concrete bridge. During the Christmas holidays, the living nativity scene is now famous, the figures and the environment faithfully reconstruct the setting of the nativity scene.

Distance: 69 km

Roma

It won't be of much use to describe Rome... It is the most populous and largest municipality in Italy and is among the largest European capitals in terms of land size and is the city with the highest concentration of historical and architectural assets in the world; its historic center has witnessed almost three millennia, is an expression of the historical, artistic and cultural heritage of the Western European world and, in 1980, together with the extraterritorial properties of the Holy See in the city and the Basilica of Saint Paul Outside the Walls, it was included in the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Distance: 110km