The adventure awaits
Everyone knows Rome. And everyone knows Tuscany. But what lies between these two regions? Come find out, because the neglected regions of Lazio and Umbria are really worth it. You'll experience authentic Italy with fewer tourists, taste great Umbrian wine and a host of other purely local delicacies. You'll discover a wealth of medieval towns and architectural gems. As a bonus, visit the bizarre 16th century monster park or be amazed by the world's largest man-made waterfall (built by the ancient Romans!). You'll also enjoy a refreshing dip in the beautiful Lake Bolsena.
Everyone knows Rome. And everyone knows Tuscany. But what lies between these two regions? Come find out, because the neglected regions of Lazio and Umbria are really worth it. You'll experience authentic Italy with fewer tourists, taste great Umbrian wine and a host of other purely local delicacies. You'll discover a wealth of medieval towns and architectural gems. As a bonus, visit the bizarre 16th century monster park or be amazed by the world's largest man-made waterfall (built by the ancient Romans!). You'll also enjoy a refreshing dip in the beautiful Lake Bolsena.
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Day 1
You've arrived at an airport located near one of the most beautiful cities in the world. It would be a shame not to take advantage of it! Pick up your car on the way, settle in, relax, leave the heavier bags in the rooms and, if you have time left, go for a walk around Rome!
TIP: try my favourite Roman speciality here - supplì (it's a roll of risotto rice mixed with tomato sauce into which a piece of mozzarella is embedded - the whole roll is then wrapped in a triple layer and fried so that it is golden and crispy on the outside, but the mozzarella inside is beautifully melted - just delicious!). You can find it in any pizzeria (whether a pizza stand or a regular restaurant).
Day 2
We are looking forward to a unique trip to the charming art town of Calcata Vecchia, where we will meet cats and inspiring atmosphere on every corner. We will also visit the fascinating 16th century "monster park", where we will be amazed by mysterious statues and magical corners. And finally, we'll delve into history in picturesque Viterbo, a town full of medieval streets and stunning architecture!
Day 3
Today we will visit the magical Civita di Bagnoregio and relax by the beautiful Lake Bolsena (with a possible swim!).
Have a true Italian breakfast - a cornetto with strong Italian coffee and sugar (yes, you can have a cappuccino in the morning without anyone beating you up for it, traditionally it shouldn't be drunk after 11am) - and up you go for day two! But if you didn't enjoy Viterbo properly the day before, there's still time to do some walking.
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itinerary by Daniela Vanickova
The adventure awaits
Everyone knows Rome. And everyone knows Tuscany. But what lies between these two regions? Come find out, because the neglected regions of Lazio and Umbria are really worth it. You'll experience authentic Italy with fewer tourists, taste great Umbrian wine and a host of other purely local delicacies. You'll discover a wealth of medieval towns and architectural gems. As a bonus, visit the bizarre 16th century monster park or be amazed by the world's largest man-made waterfall (built by the ancient Romans!). You'll also enjoy a refreshing dip in the beautiful Lake Bolsena.
Everyone knows Rome. And everyone knows Tuscany. But what lies between these two regions? Come find out, because the neglected regions of Lazio and Umbria are really worth it. You'll experience authentic Italy with fewer tourists, taste great Umbrian wine and a host of other purely local delicacies. You'll discover a wealth of medieval towns and architectural gems. As a bonus, visit the bizarre 16th century monster park or be amazed by the world's largest man-made waterfall (built by the ancient Romans!). You'll also enjoy a refreshing dip in the beautiful Lake Bolsena.
Your itinerary - Easy to personalizeincluded
Day 1
You've arrived at an airport located near one of the most beautiful cities in the world. It would be a shame not to take advantage of it! Pick up your car on the way, settle in, relax, leave the heavier bags in the rooms and, if you have time left, go for a walk around Rome!
TIP: try my favourite Roman speciality here - supplì (it's a roll of risotto rice mixed with tomato sauce into which a piece of mozzarella is embedded - the whole roll is then wrapped in a triple layer and fried so that it is golden and crispy on the outside, but the mozzarella inside is beautifully melted - just delicious!). You can find it in any pizzeria (whether a pizza stand or a regular restaurant).
Day 2
We are looking forward to a unique trip to the charming art town of Calcata Vecchia, where we will meet cats and inspiring atmosphere on every corner. We will also visit the fascinating 16th century "monster park", where we will be amazed by mysterious statues and magical corners. And finally, we'll delve into history in picturesque Viterbo, a town full of medieval streets and stunning architecture!
Day 3
Today we will visit the magical Civita di Bagnoregio and relax by the beautiful Lake Bolsena (with a possible swim!).
Have a true Italian breakfast - a cornetto with strong Italian coffee and sugar (yes, you can have a cappuccino in the morning without anyone beating you up for it, traditionally it shouldn't be drunk after 11am) - and up you go for day two! But if you didn't enjoy Viterbo properly the day before, there's still time to do some walking.
Accommodation where you'll rest easyincluded
Flights that get you thereincluded
The car you'll be drivingincluded
In-app guideincluded
Select your travel group
Choose the dates that work best for you
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