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The countryside surrounding Viterbo makes it easy to combine a stay in Tuscia with visits to its thermal springs. Al Mandorlo is close to the Terme dei Papi and other open-air bathing areas, while the town centre is about three kilometres away. The hosts can offer advice on planning sightseeing trips and food stops.
Tuscia’s landscape is a mix of villages, open countryside and rocky hills. In Vitorchiano, the medieval centre sits atop a rocky outcrop cut by deep ravines, with narrow lanes, arches and small squares to explore on foot. Civita di Bagnoregio presents a different scene: its houses rise above the tufa rock, reached by a pedestrian bridge spanning the gullies.
In Tuscania, visitors can wander along streets with a medieval character and discover traces of the Etruscan past. The Church of San Pietro is another place to visit. Lake Bolsena is another option for a day out, combining lakeside scenery with a visit to the village. The hosts also recommend including Bomarzo in your itinerary.
Local cuisine, olive oil and other Tuscia products are also part of the area’s appeal. Excursions can be spread over several days, allowing you to choose destinations and routes to suit your interests and balance outings with time spent in the house’s garden.
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