🏞️ A Walk Through Viterbo and the Tuscia: A Journey Through History and Nature

Starting from Viterbo, the "City of the Popes," with its medieval historic center and the famous Bullicame thermal springs, you can embark on a route that touches some of the most enchanting places in Tuscia.

🏰 Vitorchiano

Just a few kilometers from Viterbo, Vitorchiano is a village perched atop a cliff of peperino stone, known for its medieval walls and narrow alleys.Nearby lies the Martelluzzo waterfall, reachable via a nature trail—perfect for trekking and hiking enthusiasts.

🌳 Mount Cimino and the Ancient Beech Forest

Continuing on, you can climb Mount Cimino, the highest peak of the Cimini Mountains, home to the Ancient Beech Forest, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.This centuries-old woodland offers a peaceful setting for relaxing walks among majestic trees and shaded trails.

🏞️ Chia Waterfalls Park

Descending toward the Parco delle Cascate di Chia, you’ll encounter waterfalls nestled in lush greenery.This location—beloved by filmmaker Pier Paolo Pasolini—is perfect for a rejuvenating break immersed in nature.

🏛️ Villa Lante in Bagnaia

Finally, a visit to Villa Lante in Bagnaia, with its Italian-style gardens and dramatic fountains, brings the itinerary to a close with a touch of Renaissance elegance.

This route offers a complete experience of history, nature, and culture, ideal for those who want to explore the wonders of the Tuscia region on foot.