Al Settantasette by Macy Sprock Dim lighting, fun music, spunky steampunk-esque bartenders and exquisite drinks crafted with house-made bitters. Sound like a swanky big-city bar? It’s actually what one would find at Al Settanatsette, or 77, as many locals call it. This bar is tucked […]
La Spaghetteria by Macy Sprock Tucked along the winding cobblestone streets of Viterbo, Italy is a small, quaint restaurant front. The side of the wall next the door says “La Spaghetteria” and there is a sign posted out front listing various menu items. From the facade, […]
San Pellegrino in Fiore by Connor Scott Noble As the cool winter snows and rains pass and give way to the spring and early summer, the world of Tuscia springs to life. With the greenery of the trees returning to delight the residents of the region, […]
Bartolomei Olive Mill by Connor Scott Noble Deep in the hills of Orvieto, lies a small brick building surrounded entirely by trees and greenery. It’s a picturesque sight, beset on all sides by fields of wine-bearing grape orchards and open spaces so wide one may be […]
Ecowine experience in Tuscia by Isabelle Tobe Trebotti is a relatively new winery born in 2003. The Botti family vineyard is beautifully located, spreading across the towns of Castiglione in Teverina, and Civita D’Agliano and overlooks the Alviano Natural Reserve. The company is very focused on […]
Viterbo underground by Connor Scott Noble Viterbo is a city renowned for its pristine maintenance as a medieval town. Much of the commune resembles its humble origins and ancient structure, and modernity has found its way into the walls with little rush. But nowhere is the […]
Renaissance in Tuscia by Connor Scott Noble Tuscia is an area known for its mild climate, beautiful vistas and Etruscan histories, but much like the rest of Italy proper, the eternal remnants of renaissance era art remain for those willing to look for it. One such […]
Springtime in Tuscia by Isabelle Tobe Springtime in Tuscia has began and the beautiful, fresh, sunny season has much to offer! One of Tuscia’s most loved and unique springtime attractions is the San Pellegrino in Fiore Festival. Each year locals and visitors join together to enjoy […]
Palazzo Farnese in Caprarola by Connor Scott Noble A 30 minute bus ride from Viterbo can take you to the town of Caprarola, which sits on the edge of the area’s mountains and adjacent to the beautiful crater Lake, Vico perfect for visiting in the summer. […]
Trattoria L’Archetto by Isabelle Tobe In a country where food is essentially a religion, one should not be surprised to learn about the abundance of ways food can be served. Last week I learned that “trattoria” is not actually the name of the quaint, hole-in-the-wall restaurant […]
