Villa San Giovanni in Tuscia

Villa San Giovanni in Tuscia

Villa San Giovanni in Tuscia, one of the smallest villages in Lazio, adorned with curious artistic tiles and installations, lies nestled between two hills on the Cammino dei Tre Villaggi. Founded in 1300, it boasts Etruscan and Roman archaeological remains, such as a...
Farnese

Farnese

Farnese, the Village of Pinocchio, lies on the top of a tuff spur within the Selva del Lamone, in the Tuscia Viterbese area, not far from Lake Bolsena. It is surrounded by ditches which served both to defend the inhabitants and to provide a perfect hideout for bandits...
Vignanello

Vignanello

According to scholars, the ancient history of Vignanello is testified by traces of human settlements in the area, dating back to the prehistoric period. In Faliscan and Etruscan times, Vignanello certainly was an active urban centre, as witnessed by the Necropolis of...
Anguillara Sabazia

Anguillara Sabazia

Anguillara Sabazia, one of the most evocative villages in Lazio, overlooks the vast volcanic Lake of Bracciano. The town owes its name to the ancient Roman villa Angularia, built on the very spot where the shore forms a right angle, while the current name derives from...
Canale Monterano

Canale Monterano

The village of Canale Monterano is located in one of the most representative corners of the Tuscia Romana, between the Tolfa and the Sabatini Mountains, which also includes the noteworthy “Riserva Naturale Monterano”, with its rich biodiversity of woods, waterfalls...