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Tom_Fields Says: The old San Pellegrino quarter of Viterbo is one of Europe's best-preserved medieval districts. Here, one feels transported back in time about six centuries. It has some small shops, cafes, and ancient Romanesque churches all crammed together along narrow streets. This is a...
Tom_Fields Says: On the site of an ancient Etruscan temple stands the Cathedral of San Lorenzo. Named for San Lorenzo Martire, protector of the city, it is a fine example of Romanesque architecture. The campanile, or tower, dates from 1368 and the front from 1570. Some parts are far older....
Tom_Fields Says: Viterbo is noted for its splendid palaces, seats of both secular and religious authority. It often served as a refuge for the Pope when trouble was brewing in Rome (except during that period when the Pope stayed at Avignon). The papal palace, dating from 1266, was the scene...
Pinat Says: Viterbo's cathedral is dedicated to one of the town's two patron saints, St Laurence (the other is Rosa). The cathedral was badly damaged during World War II, and the roof and nave were rebuilt. The interior was quite simple. There is a fine tiled floor though.
Pinat Says: The Palazzo dei Papi or Palazzo Papale (Papal Palace) is a striking reminder of Viterbo's former importance as I mentioned in my general tips. It was built in the 13th century to house the popes who were seeking refuge in Viterbo. Its most striking feature is the...
Pinat Says: Viterbo's medieval architecture is the main attraction of the town. What we discovered during our short visit is the remains of its grand Papal Palace (Palazzo dei Papi) and the medieval lanes. Other individual sights of interest include a couple of museums (Unfortunately we...
lforrro Says: Walking trough Viterbo’s small streets, in the medieval center, your steps might bring you in a beautiful part the town where artists are showing their creations.We’ve been lucky enough to meet one of these artists and see his secret treasure.Alberto Morucci is a men with an...
lforrro Says: The best period to visit Viterbo is in the first days of September, when the city is presenting it's self in maximum beauty. celebrating Santa Rosa. From end august to half September Viterbo in one big podium where every moment something magic happens: historical parades,...
davidcross Says: This is the area that probably provides Viterbo's strongest claim to fame, magnificent Medieval street architecture.
davidcross Says: It's not a common sight and it shares its square with other architedtural delights. Photos say more about it than words.
orlandom Says: Last look of Civita Di Bagnoregio well worth the visit 5 star place to see
orlandom Says: This is where we stoped and eat something before we went back down.
orlandom Says: the town street's are veary clean and flowers evreywhere just a nice little town well worth the visit
orlandom Says: For a town that's over 2000 years old it lookes good
orlandom Says: what a view from the top of the brige and of the valley
orlandom Says: This is the beging of a steep and long walk to the top .see you there : )
orlandom Says: This is a veiw of the valley below on the bridge of Civita Di Bagnoregio
1 Review and 3 Opinions I spent 3 wonderful days in Viterbo, a wonderful medieval town not far from Rome and Tuscany. I...
Tenuta Di santa Lucia: Don't miss the place
Daphy Says: The restaurant is in a farm. The owner is very nice and very helpful. They grow Chianina cattle there, vegetables, fruit and make olive oil. The restaurant is located in the middle of a huge farm, beautiful place and view. They have there rooms for rent too, with a wonderful...
La Tenuta Santa Lucia: The best steak ever!
salmayo Says: Not having been there by day, I think I may have missed out on Santa Lucia's best aspect, none the less, it is an outstandingly beautiful place. For more information about the property's history, I'm sure the website provides details, but in brief, the restaurant is housed...
Pinat Says: Viterbo is actually in central Italy, around 105 km north of Rome. The medieval walled hilltown is situated in the Lazio region, and is the administrative centre of its province, the Provincia di Viterbo. Confusingly, the area is also known as Tuscia, and lies within the...
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Q: Looking for a convienent place to stay while visiting Viterbo. Suggestions near rail or bus line?
A: Did you ever find a convenient place to stay in Viterbo? If so, do you mind sharing it with me?
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Civita di Bagnoregio is a small hilltown that's been inhabited for at least 2,500 years the population of this town is of 12 people. The only way to reach the small hilltown is by a pedestrian bridge...
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The little town of Viterbo and its lovely Tuesday market. How can I forget the kind Italian lady who offered us strawberries at half price as we were travelling students? How can I forget the funny......
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I was going to Lazio and only using Rome as a transit point. That left masses of choice for a short time. The main things in mind were to return to Tivoli, where my first visit had been too short to...
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Ancient City of the Estruscans
The name "Viterbo" is derived from "Vetus Urbo", which means "Old City". This was a center of the Etruscan culture, which pre-dates even that of the ancient Romans. Not much is left of it, but Viterbo...
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For a sheer treat that doesn't have to break the budget, spend the day (or the night if it coincides with the night opening times) lazing in the thermal pool at the Terme dei Papi. There's no need to...
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