Tuscia region, rich in art and archaeological itineraries, is crossed by Via Francigena, and it stretches to the north of Rome. Here you will find many traces of the Etrurian civilization, as Tarquinia and Tuscania necropolis as well as Medieval villages, castles and wonderful palaces as in Vetralla. This is the mixture which makes Tuscia an extremely suggestive landscape. Its territory, gathering together about 60 towns, have old eno-gastronomical traditions. Thanks to this tour, you can taste: Vetralla and Vicarello natural extra virgin olive oil, Cerveteri famous white and red wines and if you are adventurous, the eels just fished out of Bracciano lake.

The Via Francigena

The Via Francigena is a historical itinerary leading to Rome from Canterbury, a major route which in the past was used by thousands of pilgrims on their way to Rome.

Tarquinia and Tuscania necropoli

The necropolis of Tarquinia, on the south west of this ancient city,  contains 6,000 graves and it is famous for its 200 painted tombs.

Vetralla

Vetralla is a town located on the Monte Fogliano, famous for its Medieval village and castle.

Cerveteri

Cervetri is famous for a number of Etruscan necropoleis that include some of the best Etruscan tombs anywhere.

Bracciano lake

Lake Bracciano  is a lake of volcanic origin in the northwest of Rome.