WHAT TO SEE

In a range of five to forty kilometres you can pick between unspoiled nature, picturesque towns and villages, beaches and art.

A few minutes away

• Archaeological site of Vulci, ancient Etruscan metropolis.
• Archaeological museum of the Castello dell’Abbadia and the Ponte del Diavolo (Devil’s Bridge).
• The striking gorges of the Fiora River and the medieval hermitage of Poggio Conte.
• The nature reserve of Montauto, a hikers’ paradise.

Within an hour's drive:

• The beautiful promontory of the Argentario and the naturist beaches of Macchiatonda.
• The medieval villages of Manciano, Montemerano, Saturnia (with its famous thermal baths), Pitigliano, Sovana, Sorano, Tuscania, Tarquinia, among others.
• The Roman ruins of Castro and the medieval hermitages of Ischia di Castro.
• Lake Bolsena with its beaches, the wonderful promontory of Capodimonte, the incomparable view from Montefiascone and the Bisentina island.
• The art cities of Viterbo and Orvieto.
• The magical Civita di Bagnoregio, the "dying city".
• The trails of Selva del Lamone, the Brigands' Path and "The Path of the Three Villages," ideal for trekking and biking, along with the Tuscia 103 Path, the Silent Villages Path, and others.

Historical villas and gardens: Villa Farnese in Caprarola, a Renaissance treasure; the Tarot Garden created by Niki de Saint Phalle; the 16th century Garden of Bomarzo, with its monsters; Villa Lante in Bagnaia, one of the best examples of Italian garden.