The Best Pizza in Viterbo for Every Occasion By Sammy Browne USAC Student If there’s one thing Italy is best known for it’s the pizza. All restaurants claim that they have the best and today I set out with a hopeful heart and empty stomach to […]
My guide to the perfect lazy day in Viterbo By Brigid Cook USAC Student Ideally, a morning in Viterbo starts with a slow and short walk to a café for a cappuccino. I make sure to take my time so I can admire the beauty of […]
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 […]
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. […]
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 […]
San Antonio Bonfire night By Brigid Cook, USAC student On January 16th I travelled from nearby Viterbo to Bagnaia Lazio Italy for an epic bonfire night that was filled with laughter, mulled wine and live music. A giant eight meter tall bonfire sat in the middle […]
An Australian perspective on Viterbo By Brigid Cook, USAC student from Australia When I first arrived in Viterbo, after a 21 hour flight and with a serious case of jetlag, I was nervous. I had no idea what to expect. I stayed at the Hotel […]
From Shrek to Sci-fi – Viterbo’s Carnival By Brigid Cook USAC student Carnival is the celebration occurring in Italy immediately before Lent. It is a time where one’s identity and sexuality is masked, giving a certain freedom from the usual social behavioural norms. In other words, […]
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 […]
Viterbo’s best Fast foods by Emily Swett, USAC student As an American I love nothing more than fried potatoes, sinking my teeth into the crunchy crisp potato and hearing the satisfying snap of a chip. Living abroad I decided to go on the hunt for […]
