The Most Beautiful and Romantic Garden in the World By: Jacqueline Phan USAC Student Take a walk through the Ninfa Gardens located at Cisterna di Latina LT, Italy. Called the most beautiful and romantic garden in the world by the New York Times. This exquisite […]
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A Day Trip to Orvieto By Kyra Bowar – USAC student A great part about living in Viterbo is its proximity to other smaller towns in the Lazio and Umbria regions. Orvieto, a little Umbrian town full of quaint shops and rich history, is only […]
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Why visit Viterbo? By Sammy Browne, USAC Student Everyone’s asks why live or visit Viterbo? What makes it more special than any other Itlaian city? Viterbo is a city that has everything. Want to be immersed in medieval history just walk around the towns stunningly preserved […]
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Villa Lante By Sammy Browne, USAC Student The Villa Lante gardens in Bagnaia is one of the most beautiful and well kept gardens in Italy. A small entry fee of €5 gives you access to the three-tiered wonderland. Starting at the bottom, you’re greater with […]
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Top 5 reasons to visit Viterbo by Brigid Cook USAC student After Living in Viterbo for some time now I am left shocked that the Tuscia region is so often overlooked. In fact, I hadn’t even heard of this stunning area until signing up for […]
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Civita Di Bagnoregio By Brigid Cook, USAC Student Situated on top of an eroding terrain of volcanic rock and overlooking the Tiber River Valley, is the town of Civita Di Bagnoregio. When exploring the Tuscia region, you should not miss the town of Civita Di Bagnoregio. […]
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Lake Bolsena By Brigid Cook, USAC student With the sun shining and the feeling of spring in the air, there is no better place to explore than Lake Bolsena. Situated in central Italy, just outside of Viterbo, it is a must see in the area. The […]
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Bomarzo – Italy’s best kept secret By Brigid Cook, USAC student Around 400 to 700 BC the Etruscans inhabited the town of Bomarzo, leaving behind fascinating remnants of their civilisation. One of these remnants is the Etruscan Pyramids, built from volcanic rock and situated in […]
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The One Where They go to Ferento by Emily Swett, USAC student Rising upon the hill of Pianicara between two very powerful and important streams, overlooking one of the most gorgeous views of all of Tuscia is the Etruscan city of Ferento. Originating around the […]
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Soriano Nel Cimino by Emily Swett, USAC intern The small town of Soriano Nel Cimino is home to one of the largest Chestnut festivals in the Tuscia area. A short twenty-minute scenic train ride from Viterbo on the RMVT, Soriano is a hidden hill town that […]
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