We really enjoyed our visit. Amazing sculpture work. To see the handmade works and chisel marks. The restaurant was nice, we got the steak. Very nice and very reasonable prices. There is also a cafe. Definitely worth a visit.

Absolutely loved every inch of this place, and well worth the admission price. A wonderful place to bring kids, and the restaurant served us the most beautiful Fillet Steak we have had in a long time. Definitely worth a trip.

Absolutely incredible! We ditched seeing Vatican City after a long road trip across Italy, found the poster on the side of the highway and decided to drop in. Tons of parking including with a camper, kind staff, clean ground incl washroom. Soo soo soo many unique neat sculptures. There's some wheelchair ramps to washrooms but not to the sites that we could find.

I really liked this exhibition, the statues were huge and mesmerizing! The tilted building was also fun! The price (13€) was a bit overpriced for the size of the park, but still I would recommend it!

Such a magical place. Its surrealist stone sculpture garden. We were there in Jan but would have been great to be in warmer weather since its located in hilly landscape with streams and grass area. We spent about 1 hr walk around. Its easy terrain for slow walk but different elevation makes the park interesting. Love the face entryway, elephant sculpture and leaning building. Will definitely watch the movie where the entire movie scene was shoot in this park.

My husband and I brought our 4 kids on a Sunday. It was great, really beautiful and interesting, and there is a picnic area as well as a playground, both are excellent features, however, it is a small park and costs a family of 6 (with 4 children aged 13 and younger) 58 euros. There is no family rate. Furthermore, according to the website this will increase in January 2026. Would I recommend, yes. Do I think it was overpriced, yes, if you just walk through and dont spend time there. However, if you spend the entire day there it seems a better price :) also no refunds for bad weather.

Small restored quirky garden of bizarre statues commissioned by a middle ages count who was a little off his rocker. Worth a side trip but a little costly.

The garden is on constructions.. It's not that clean and organized that we were expected it to be.. You have a really big potential to be an amazing place that's for now it's not like that.. We waited about half an hour to get in it because it was really windy day and they decided to open it on time.

It is still being renovated and only one fountain is working but the expected time of completion is May 2026 so, for now, the tickets have been reduced to 5 euro

Has real potential but the majority is closed for renovation which is why the ticket is reduced to 5 euros. The contractors have fenced off the majority of the garden so our visit was short. I would suggest managing expectations vs the historic photos you see. You may want to wait until the work is completed before visiting. Once the work is done I’m sure it will be fantastic

Historic place to visit and learn about Architecture and Italian architect Vignola who designed the Villa

Such a romantic garden! Admire how the fountains were arranged and manipulated to creat a beautiful landscape. The garden is not massive so it gives a very intimate and quiet atmosphere. Definitely recommend a visit in late afternoon to take advantage of the softened sunlight.

Even one star is too much. Almost everything here is closed off, but they still charge you 5€ for admission. We asked at the entrance if what was left to see was wheelchair accessible. They said that the gardens were and the buildings ground floor. A bad joke. You can't even get into the two remaining open rooms or the last open plateau in the garden, with the last water fountain. We were really looking forward to the villa, since very little in Italy is wheelchair accessible anyway. I’m just sad and disappointed.

During my recent trip to the charming town of Viterbo, I had the pleasure of exploring the renowned Renaissance garden of Villa Lante in Bagnaia. Covering an area of approximately four hectares, the garden is spread across three main terraces and is considered one of the most famous Renaissance gardens in the world. The garden's most notable feature is its unique "prospect garden" design, which creates an illusion of depth and perspective through the strategic use of fountains, water features, and architectural elements. Walking through the garden, I couldn't help but be struck by the stunning beauty of the meticulously manicured hedges, colorful flower beds, and intricate stonework. As I made my way through the garden's winding paths and hidden corners, I discovered a variety of fascinating features and surprises, including hidden grottos, whimsical sculptures, and breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. It was easy to see why Villa Lante is one of the most visited attractions in Tuscia, with approximately 85,000 visitors per year. Overall, my visit to Villa Lante was a truly unforgettable experience, and I would highly recommend it to anyone visiting Viterbo. Whether you are an art lover, a history buff, or simply someone who appreciates the beauty of nature, the garden's stunning design, intricate details, and serene ambiance are sure to leave you spellbound.

Arrived at 14h, guy supervising the place gave us a warm welcome and showed us around for free. Very interesting place. Lots of further escavation planned. A must stop by for history lovers.

Outstanding service by the person in charge, that gave us a deep explanation about the excavation and the history of this unfortunate city finally destroyed in the Middle Age by Viterbo’s rulers. Nice walk around the ruins, lovely landscape and surroundings, highly recommended.

Great place. Very interesting lots of information. It suggests it opens at 14.00 but people were working there and said we could look around.

I love this peaceful place out in the Tuscan countryside. Some very impressive Roman ruins that you can wander around and contemplate the historic past. Never very busy, we've been several times and often had the place to ourselves. There are informative captions, no tour guides and no entry fee just a man/woman in a hut who may or may not ask you for a donation. Such a contrast to the ruins in Rome. Watch out for humming bird moths in the vetch plants at the back of the site by the Roman road. Also watch out for the rangy wild cats that like to play with and devour the huge locusts that also frequent the site.

Incredible ruins that are still under active excavation. No wait times and very few other people. Entry price is by donation and is very worth the drive!!

A very tranquil place. Spent a great couple of hours wandering around the ancient ruins and exploring.

much under rated due to it being close to Rome but worth a visit if you're on the area. friendly helpful volunteer staff. free to visit but appreciate donations to help maintain this site.

Absolutely magical! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Sant'Angelo, the fairy tale village (Sant'Angelo di Roccalvecce), is a hidden gem that stepping into feels like walking straight into a storybook. The map guided us flawlessly through the charming, narrow streets, each turn revealing another breathtaking mural of beloved fairy tales. From Alice in Wonderland to Puss in Boots and Don Quixote, the artwork is not only stunningly beautiful but has also breathed new life into this historic village, transforming it into an open-air museum. It's the perfect destination for families, art lovers, or anyone seeking a truly unique and whimsical experience. The village itself is perched in a picturesque part of Italy, offering lovely views and a tranquil atmosphere far from the hustle and bustle. We easily spent hours wandering, taking photos, and simply soaking in the magical ambiance. The initiative to revitalize the village through art is inspiring, and the result is a place that sparks joy and wonder in visitors of all ages. Don't miss the chance to discover this enchanting corner of the world – it's an unforgettable experience!

Sant'Angelo di Roccalvecce is not just a town; it's a living, breathing storybook. Tucked away in the enchanting Tuscia region, roughly an hour and a half north of Rome, this small village has undergone an incredible transformation, becoming a vibrant open-air museum dedicated to the magic of fairy tales. It's totally worth visiting it!

Over 50 amazing street art. We were impressed by the quantity and quality. Everything is like a 500m walk. The topics are mostly fary tales and children stories. Defenetly worth a trip if you are in the area.

Nice little Italian village with many many fairy tale themed murals painted on buildings. A hill walk, but definitely worth a little detour and hour stop!

Cute place ♥️🧞‍♂️ All the arts are done by women Bringing life to a cute village Love love love the story and the place ♥️♥️♥️

A must visit experience, a true art gallery. Magnificent artistry.

Beautiful. Really worth a visit.

Our lunch was amazing especially the linguini and clam. The best I have ever had. The sauce was light but full of flavor. We also had the mussels and clams which also were very good. The wine and espresso were also excellent.

We had a spontaneous lunch on the terrace after visiting the nearby villa. The food, service and relaxing atmosphere were just what we needed. Highly recommended.

There was a nice looking restaurant, Il Borgo, on the town square so we sat down and Deb perused the menu, trying to translate the Italian. I'm not sure how successful she was - I had pumpkin ravioli which was superb. I think she was expecting fish soup but a bowl arrived festooned with crabs claws and a whole family of baby octopoii floating in the sauce. I didn't actually look until I'd finished mine as I'd probably have chucked but Deb is made of sterner stuff and ate the lot! Service was excellent, the food was beautifully presented and prices were good.

A lovely gourmet meal but very noisy as there is seating for hundreds, and it was full. I enjoyed Guinea fowl and hubby had wild boar. Venison was good too.

Great service, amazing food (we came back for the spaghetti al vongole) and very reasonable prices.

Great food and service

Bar/cafe/restaurant/gelateria. Fair prices. Prime location.

A beautiful building in a beautiful setting! It affords great views to both the square and the nearby town

Very interesting museum, lots of things to discover and there's an audio guide.

Truly is worth the visit ! Crossing the bridge onto beautiful grounds ! The Popes palace is truly unique if you’re here in Viterbo it’s a must visit ! Not expensive to get in very affordable ! So much to look at inside ! Staff are very helpful, they give you an ear piece so you can find out about all the history of the rooms choose your language. The grounds and views are amazing!

The Palazzo dei Papi is one of Viterbo’s most important monuments, built when Pope Alexander IV (1254-1261) moved the papal curia to Viterbo in 1257 and had the former bishop’s palace expanded. The palace includes the famous Aula del Conclave, which hosted the longest papal election in history, lasting about 33 months! You and get a ticket, and audio guide, for a very reasonable €10 which gives you access to the museum, cathedral and Palazzo. The audio tour is very detailed and a map is provided which shows the main points of the locations.

Great place to visit of historic interest. The combined Viterbo Pass gives access to other city museums including the Town hall with stunning artworks and frescoes.

Excellent ! Very easy and calm to visit, not expensive! Top

The Papal Palace in Viterbo hosts an exhibition that captures the first conclave (literally "under lock and key") that was held starting in 1268AD and took nearly three years to select the new Pope. That was Gregory X, who then ordered that the conclave method be used for future selection. It's very well done, including multilanguage commentary, VR, and animation to tell the story, and a must visit for History buffs and for Catholics interested in key stages in the development of the church.

The cathedral is very plain apart from a couple of the side chapels, as when it was restored after the second world War it primarily followed its medieval precedent, rather than its subsequent baroque developments, Definitely not the most beautiful church in Viterbo, if you're short on time or money.

A Majestic Symbol of Viterbo’s Soul The Cathedral of San Lorenzo is a place that truly leaves a mark. Perched on the highest point of Viterbo’s historic centre, this striking Romanesque cathedral, with its elegant Renaissance façade and soaring bell tower, is a masterpiece of solemnity and grace. By day, the cathedral’s understated beauty blends perfectly with the timeless charm of Piazza San Lorenzo. But by night — as seen in this photo — it becomes something truly special: illuminated with soft golden lights, casting long shadows across the square, exuding a quiet, almost mystical presence. Steeped in history, this cathedral once hosted papal coronations and remains a powerful testament to Viterbo’s medieval importance. Step inside and you’ll find a peaceful, contemplative interior, rich with centuries of faith, history, and resilience. Whether you’re religious or simply an admirer of architecture and history, this cathedral is a must-see. A moving, unforgettable stop on any visit to Viterbo.

Viterbo Cathedral was built on the site of an early Christian church (287AD) and reflects the early martyrs of the Christian faith, as believers were killed for refuting the pagan Roman gods. It's nowhere near as ornate as later Catholic churches, but with simplicity also comes beauty, and the Nave is a place for quiet reflection and respect for the past.

a beautiful blend of Romanesque and Gothic architecture, offering a peaceful atmosphere perfect for quiet reflection. The tall columns, crafted arches, and subtle frescoes add to its charm.

The cathedral had a gorgeous ceiling although the building itself was surprisingly plain. There were the remains of some wall frescoes by the altar and one of the chapels had the best example of tromp l'oeil we'd ever seen. The bronze plated doors were impressive too. Entrance was included with the Papal Palace ticket next door.

The oldest records of the presence of a house of worship dedicated to St. Lawrence the Martyr on the present Cathedral Hill date back to the early Middle Ages. As early as 775 there is mention of a pieve of S. Laurentii and Petrus, its presbyter, and in a bull of Pope Leo IV (852) there still appears a reference to it. Full consecration, however, would come in 1192, the year Celestine III united Viterbo, Blera, Tuscania and Cencelle into a single diocese, insignifying the church with the title of Cathedral. Between the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries, important interventions were planned on the layout of the Cathedral of St. Lawrence, which, however, remained unexpressed (Antonio da Sangallo). During the 16th century there were conspicuous interventions on the structure.

My wife and I stopped in Viterbo on our way from Florence to Tuscany. We saw the sights. Among them is the cathedral, which was used by the popes. Two were also buried here.

I ordered linguine with ragu bianco & got chinese noodles instead. What's worse is this was the dish of the day. I was so disappointed I couldn't even finish eating. It tasted like instant noodles from the supermarket. Wouldn't recommend, there are way better places in Viterbo.

The gentleman who served us did a wonderful job. The food was great, and he added some complimentary items like champagne.

Very nice place. Friendly staff. Can’t go wrong here. Their pizza choices are very interesting. Have to come back to try more.

Wonderful food. Complex, simple flavors. We eat pizza and pastas. Fiocchetti Gorgonzola pasta was amazing. Gelato was some of the best we are in all of Italy. One of our favorite restaurants in our 2 weeks in Italy. The staff were friendly and helpful. We would return multiple times if we could.

Amazing place! Very good food, wine and service. We had pizza etrusca (which was fantastic) , pizza cacio, pepe e pancetta, pizza limone (good option for vegetarians) and fettuccine Al limone e mentuccia di campo (very good pasta). Ice cream was just fantastic. 5euros portion was good for two people. Locals suggest this place, and so do I.

Great restaurant with tasty food, friendly staff and wonderful atmosphere. You can find some unique items on the menu like traditional Italian specialities with a twist.

Steak very good!

Great public space with beautiful old buildings and lots of amenities surrounding it

Big plaza in Viterbo, with streets for shopping, sightseeing and wandering, branching off in all directions. Great place to sit for a coffee and a snack!

Very cold day, and not sure why the Christmas village was shut down, but still beautiful

It's really beautiful to see inside and behind the building is beautiful views of the main square, churches, quite lovely panoramas

Wonderfull and historic place

Nice square of the historical center. Many events and markets can be enjoyed here, especially during christmas, spring and summer. A few bars and shops here. The 'macchina di S. Rosa' stops here too.

Super well Organized

Not a bad centre with nice shops

They sold me a large shed. It took months to arrive (from France). Their people erected it incorrectly. The roof blew off after two weeks. The doors were on the wrong way round. I've spent a almost €1,000 putting it right. I'll never enter again

Although they have a lot of products, the staff assistance could improve

Ok

Absolutely friendly and helpful staff to me as a foreigner

Large well stocked hardware store.

The customer assist are great there!

Good “Piadina” with a light, well-cooked dough and quality ingredients. The staff is quick, and the service is done in just a few minutes. Prices are good.

Quite wide variety and an OK place to have a quick and nice lunch All types of piadine possible Good size and price

Lovely staff, great quality. Perfect Snack when you are on the run or spending your money shopping on the Corso.

An English menu available. Staff friendly and helpful and the food was delicious.

Very friendly staff, and the food was delicious.

Good and simple food made with local products.

Best food and even better staff!!

Where do I begin?! From the food, to the service, to the atmosphere, this gem is truly a breath of fresh air. The charming outdoor alleyway, lit by a chain of lightbulbs woven with vines and situated underneath a cozy stone arch, seemed to transport my friend and I to a place and time where no cares were given and all was merry – if ever a time existed... SERVICE: Our lovely servers, especially the warm, exuberant Elisabetta, paid special attention to us and even offered an extra digestivo of a Liquore di Nocciola (hazelnut liquor that tasted like Nutella!). FOOD: Portions were very generous for the cost: big secondi dishes for only €13... doesn't exist in big cities like Rome or Florence! All meat dishes were tender and you could tell were slow-cooked with a lot of heart and care. The pasta dish I got my second visit was almost as thin as angel hair and had an inventive, delicate hazelnut pesto and slow-cooked orange and red pomodorini. Perfect, light dinner. FRESHNESS: I saw a waitress swap out a little paper menu posted outside the front door at lunch, showing an entirely new menu. This was confirmation that all food is fresh, seasonal, and cooked day off. Please, do not deprive yourself of the experience of having dinner here. Lunch is good too, but the charm of the evening atmosphere is too gorgeous to pass up!

Delicious tagliatelle funghi cooked perfectly ; nice charcuterie platter, attentive and obliging service Pleasant lunch experience if u can get an outside table .

Service it is really good, the people who work are actually very kind and threat you good. Food was amazing. The menu it is short but the food it is really good.

I found this to be a perfect and enjoyable meal. Traditional style and food, served without fuss, good prices, good selection of wine. It was a lovely experience. Of note were the beans with onions, the fried chickory, the pasta carbonara and the pasta with white Ragu.

A true Viterbo experience with its traditional dishes , excellent service, nice atmosphere. Good house wine. Been many times as a roman who relocated to Viterbo.

No English menu is available. Food wasn't that tasty.

Really nice and cute place. They do not have much of a variety, but their dishes are very tasty.

Piazza della Morte in Viterbo is a charming, intimate square that carries the historical ambiance of the medieval city. It’s a peaceful spot, tucked away from the busier parts of town, which makes it an ideal place to enjoy a meal at Il Gargolo. This ristorante we come for many years now and why? The spot , the piazza due to historical setting with the big fontain and the tipical italian lights which gives a Romantic atmosphere, the food is very good as the large variety of choice they have and can suggest. The staff is so nice and super friendly and just want to give you a best night out. They have local products and cuisine. All combined so you’ll have the perfect total package for dining romantically together or with your family.

The service and atmosphere are excellent, especially on spring days when you can sit outside under the trees. We been three adults, and knowing that both of us the food needs improvement. None of us finished our dish and one of us ordered another dish and didn't eat it either. It's a shame because the restaurant is very nice

The pasta with guangiale, pecorino & truffle was so good that I’m literally thinking about it weeks later. Thought that it definitely deserved a good review.

Excellent choice for a Saturday lunch, super location by the fountain on the piazza. Our server was great and allowed us to practice our marginal Italian on her even though she spoke perfect English 🙂 Put me down as a huge fan of the tonnarelli, perfect pasta and so generous withe the pecorino and guanciale- delizioso! The wife's got the polpo (octopus) antipasto, so tender and full of flavour, and a very generous portion as well😊 We will be certain to return on our next visit to Viterbo!

Excellent food! All, or most of pastas, can be made gluten free and many of antipasto and seconds are already gluten free. Upon asking about gluten free options, the staff gave me the usual disclaimer about the kitchen not being dedicated gluten free and bring unable to guarantee no cross contamination, but I tried two antipastos and a pasta and had no symptoms. Food was delicious and the outdoor seating atmosphere was delightful.

Great food, good service. We tried the octopus with potato purée, antipasto plate, truffle pasta and bolognese. All were tasty but the octopus was excellent. Definitely will order again!

Great wine selection, clean and cozy atmosphere. While primarily meat based, they accommodated and made a lovely vegan risotto which was a good change of pace from pasta pomodoro everywhere else in Italy.

Best piadina ever

Good food.

Amazing piadina !!

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(Translated by Google) Very good food, apart from the small parking everything else was fine. We took a classic piadina with sausage and mushrooms and a 5-grain piadina with rocket, cherry tomatoes and parmesan. Both tasty and not at all dry. We will definitely be back. (Original) Cibo molto buono, a parte il parcheggio piccolo per il resto tutto bene. Abbiamo preso una piadina con salsiccia e funghi classica e una piadina ai 5 cereali con rucola, pachino e grana. Entrambe gustose e per niente secche. Torneremo sicuramente.

(Translated by Google) A piadina not exactly from Romagna but really very good. Excellent quality of the raw material. However, I struggle to remember such a rude and impolite waitress. (Original) Una piadina non proprio romagnola ma veramente molto buona. Ottima qualità della materia prima. Faccio però fatica a ricordare una cameriera così maleducata e poco garbata.

(Translated by Google) Excellent piadina! We stopped in for a quick, unpretentious lunch and were pleasantly surprised by the deliciousness of the piada and the freshness of the filling. The coffee and dessert were also good. (Original) Ottima piadina! Fermati per un pranzo veloce senza pretese, rimasti piacevolmente stupiti della bontà della piada e freschezza del ripieno. Buono anche caffè e dolcetto.

I recently visited the mall in Viterbo, and I was quite underwhelmed. Once inside, I found the selection of stores to be limited. Many of the shops seemed to carry the same generic merchandise, lacking any unique or trendy options. It felt like a missed opportunity for something special in the area. Additionally, the food court left much to be desired. The choices were sparse, and the few eateries available didn't seem to prioritize quality. The seating areas were often messy, and it appeared that cleanliness was not a top priority for the staff. To make matters worse, the customer service was lacking. Employees at various stores seemed disinterested and unhelpful, which added to the overall disappointing atmosphere.

it's a small shopping center. but has most of the things that people need. the supermarket is a vibe by itself. the bookshop is also very good too. tho i don't like how the food court doesn't have halal pizza options.

Amazing centro with many shops

Big supermarket and good selection of clothing shops. Also nice to hang out at the bookstore Giunti. Good selection of restsurants, pizza and tavola calda

Gud

This place is very big and beautiful, you can get any things here with low prices

Nice shopping center with many stores and a big supermarket. You also find something to eat.

Full stories and history

(Translated by Google) Museum of Santa Rosa in Viterbo a simple but evocative place to visit (in silence) you can request the help of a guide who will explain the simple but intense life of the Saint in question you can also visit the house of Santa Rosa which is a few minutes from the monastery (Original) Museo di Santa Rosa a Viterbo un posto semplice ma suggestivo da visitare (in silenzio) si può richiedere l'ausilio di una guida che spiegherà la semplice vita ma intensa della Santa in questione si può visitare anche la casa di Santa Rosa che è a pochi minuti dal monastero

(Translated by Google) Beautiful house-museum ❤️ The volunteer who keeps it open is a wonderful person. He told us the story of Santa Rosa with such fervor and faith. (Original) Bellissima casa - museo ❤️ Il volontario che la tiene aperta, è una persona squisita Ci ha raccontato la storia di Santa Rosa con tanto fervore e fede🙏🏼.

(Translated by Google) Small but beautiful, adjacent to the church... Go and visit it, there is also the caretaker who tells you the story of Santa Rosa as a child.. (Original) Piccola ma bella, adiacente alla chiesa... Andate a visitarla, c'è anche il custode che vi racconta la storia di Santa Rosa da piccola..

(Translated by Google) Suggestive and well-kept place of worship. It is definitely worth a visit. (Original) Luogo di culto suggestivo e ben tenuto. Vale sicuramente la pena di visitarlo.

(Translated by Google) Enchanting place full of history. Fortunately we were accompanied on the route by a gentleman who acted as our guide, explaining and telling us everything about this building. Each room tells something and the internal courtyard is really pretty. Let's say the sight of the mummified saint is less graceful but alas it's just my personal taste. If you want you can leave a tip. (Original) Luogo incantevole e pieno di storia. Fortunatamente siamo stati accompagnati nel percorso da un signore che ci ha fatto da guida spiegandoci e raccontandoci il tutto su questo edificio. Ogni stanza racconta qualcosa e il cortile interno è davvero grazioso. Diciamo meno graziosa la vista della santa mummificata ma ahimé è solo un mio gusto troppo personale. Se si vuole si può lasciare una mancia.

(Translated by Google) We would have liked to visit it, unfortunately we found it closed, we will not miss the opportunity to return to see it (Original) Avremmo voluto visitarla purtroppo l' abbiamo trovata chiusa, non mancherà occasione per ritornare a vederla

Mediocre

Ok

Great

Beautiful theatre

Bello

Bello

(Translated by Google) A beautiful theater. Well-maintained and cared for. Excellent acoustics, too. A grand hall seating approximately 500. Thanks to the technicians, who worked so well with me. (Original) Un bellissimo teatro. Ben tenuto e curato. Anche una buonissima acustica. Un salotto da 500 posti circa. Un grazie ai tecnici con cui o lavorato molto bene.

Great flavors, very nice place!

Great place with delicious pizza, tiramisu and wine! Good option for a nice evening ;)

Outstanding restaurant!! Delicious, great service, reasonable price, we enjoed our lunch in this restaurant!!

Excellent service, worth of a michelin restaurant. Very good food, nicely presented.

Amazing food, very friendly staff, Will definitely return

Super

(Translated by Google) Entering this restaurant after exploring Viterbo's historic center for lunch on August 15th was as comforting as arriving at a desert oasis. The extremely kind waiter led us to an elegant, softly lit room featuring creative table settings with attention to detail. The dishes we chose showcased quality ingredients and refined presentation. From the mixed appetizer to the dessert, everything was delicious and original. A seafood first course and a guinea fowl terrine were brought together with just the right amount of anticipation. The desserts were delicious: gelato in a pool of blueberries cooked in wine, and mint mousse in a chocolate shell. Excellent wine and beer. I hadn't seen coffee in a cup with a lid in a long time. The prices were reasonable for the food and the hospitality. My heartfelt congratulations for your hard work, done with care and passion. (Original) Entrare in questo ristorante dopo la visita del centro storico dì Viterbo per il pranzo di Ferragosto è stato confortevole come l'arrivo in un'oasi nel deserto. Il cameriere, gentilissimo, ci ha condotto in una saletta elegante con luci soffuse dotata di una apparecchiatura creativa con cura dei dettagli. I piatti scelti rivelavano materie prime di qualità e raffinate presentazioni. Dall'antipasto misto al dessert era tutto molto gustoso e originale. Un primo a base di pesce e una terrina di faraona portati insieme con giusta attesa. Deliziosi i dolci, gelato in un laghetto di mirtilli cotti nel vino e mousse alla menta in involucro di cioccolato. Ottimi vino e birra. Il caffè nella tazzina col coperchietto non lo vedevo da tempo. Prezzi non eccessivi per i cibi ordinati e l'accoglienza. Complimenti vivissimi per il vostro lavoro svolto con attenzione e passione.

A great museum, lots of things to discover if you're interested in the Etruscans, especially. Very friendly and helpful staff, a great value for money

A very interesting archeological museum with a special section at the third floor. You can also get a beautiful view of Viterbo from its top balcony

Small but great! Loved seeing the Hercules like bowls and vases hahaha I only used half a morning to see everything and the outdoor parts are truly beautiful.

Nice to see more details to fill in the blanks on many of the Etruscan sites we have visited. Staff was very friendly.

Good museum covering the Etruscans very well. An easy visit for those not too museumy in that it is not too large. For me the key finds were the 2500 years old decorated terracotta roof tiles, far better than anything produced today and the small statue of Demeter dug up from the actual temple it adorned only a few miles away.

Very interesting exhibition of the Etruscan's history. Best combined with the Etruscan museums in Tarquinia and Tuscania.

This is a great mid size museum of Etruscan artifacts, in the city of Viterbo

It is built from 1237 on land donated by Pope Gregory IX to the Conventual Franciscan Order (OFMConv). Outside at the right side corner is a hexagonal pulpit (1238) as a memorial of Bernardino of Siena's preaching in Viterbo. The church has a bell tower with a bell from 1259. The paintings of the ancient basilica were entirely frescoed (mostly by Antonio del Massaro) similarly to the Basilica of St. Francis in Assisi, most are lost when the church is partly destroyed by the Allied bombings on January 17, 1944. It is restored to its original Romanesque appearance and elevated as minor Basilica in 1949 but officially reopened in 1953. Artworks which have survived include: (1) Pietà by Tommaso Masini; (2) baptismal font and a canvas of Madonna with Child and Saints by Monaldo Trofi; (3) 1269 funerary monument of Pietro di Vico by Pietro Oderisi; (4) 1270 funerary monument of Pope Clement IV (died 1268), by Pietro Oderisi; (5) Gothic funerary monument of pope Adrian V (died 1276), attributed to Arnolfo di Cambio, with a rich Cosmatesque decoration; (6) funerary statue, in peperino, of cardinal Vicedomino de Vicedominis; (7) the funerary monument of cardinal Marco of Viterbo (died in 1369); (8) large funerary monument of cardinal Gerardo Landriani (died in 1445) (9) panel portraying Viterbo with Saints Antony of Padua and Rose of Viterbo (1572). Inside the Church there is also the relics of St. Francis and St. Elizabeth of Hungary.

Great palace its built from 1237y.

Stunning

(Translated by Google) Beautiful in its simple grandeur and its Cistercian Gothic style. Worth a visit (Original) Bella nella sua semplice imponenza e nel suo stile gotico cistercense.Merita di essere visitata

(Translated by Google) Unique and magnificent, combined with the word PEACE that developed on Sunday 12 October with the March, the ancient and only true and unparalleled celebration for peace of the dreamer Aldo Capitini, who believed in something great... (Original) Unica e magnifica, unita alla parola PACE che si è sviluppata domenica 12 ottobre con la Marcia , l antica e unica vera e ineguagliabile festa per la pace del sognatore Aldo Capitini, che ha creduto in qualcosa di grande...

(Translated by Google) Almost completely destroyed by the bombings of 1944, inside there remain the sepulchral monuments of Popes Clement IV and Adrian V from the second half of the thirteenth century, the first by Pietro di Oderisio while the second by Arnolfo di Cambio. In the left transept was placed the Pietà by Sebastiano del Piombo, now exhibited in the Palazzo dei Priori. (Original) Quasi completamente distrutta dai bombardamenti del 1944 all'interno permangono i monumenti sepolcrali dei papi Clemente IV ed Adriano V della seconda metà del Duecento, il primo ad opera di Pietro di Oderisio mentre il secondo di Arnolfo di Cambio. Nel transetto sinistro era collocata la Pietà di Sebastiano del Piombo, ora esposta al Palazzo dei Priori.

(Translated by Google) Probably as important as it is impressive... but always closed. The result of a series of reconstructions, it maintains the old structure but the facade and door have also been redone. Part of the monastery was requisitioned and is still the seat of a military command. A shame for tourism. (Original) Probabilmente tanto importante quanto imponente...ma sempre chiusa. Frutto di una serie di ricostruzioni mantiene il vecchio impianto ma anche la facciata e il portone sono stati rifatti. Parte del monastero venne requisito ed è tutt'ora sede di un comando militare. Un peccato per il turismo.

One of the remaining old gates that brings you from modern times to the old medieval part of Viterbo

Maximo, this is newly opened shopping mall in Laurentina Zone. And primark is economical store here.

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(Translated by Google) most important tora e used. It owes its name to the privileged position to reach Via Cassia in a northerly direction, towards Florence: al its interior, however, contains the beautiful Piazza della Rocca, a wide-ranging scenario where they are located different points of interest. Porta Fiorentina has three gates currently used for the passage of cars, plus two more at ends reserved instead for pedestrian transit: an imposing appearance which, however, the door has not always had. The structure visible today stands in fact in correspondence with an ancient door that had the name "Santa Lucia": it was only in 1768, by resolution of the Municipality of Viterbo, that the door was completely rebuilt, expanding it in response to the new needs of the city. In fact, the coat of arms of the Municipality is visible on the door, characterized by a crowned lion in front of a palma: however, together with it there are also the coats of arms of the governor Benedetto Lo Presti, del bishop of the time Giacomo Oddi and, on top, that of the Pope of Rome Clement XIII, under whose pontificate the works were carried out. The current, grandiose appearance of the door, however, is mainly due to further restorations that came carried out in 1886: this is in fact the year in which the local Cassa di Risparmio decided to finance the works aimed at improving transit and viability of the port. The two arches on the sides were therefore opened, while the wall was completely demolished. (Original) tora più importanti e utilizzate. Deve il suo nome alla posizione privilegiata per raggiungere la via Cassia in direzione nord, verso Firenze: al suo interno, invece racchiude la bella Piazza della Rocca, uno scenario di ampio respiro dove si trovano diversi punti di interesse. Porta Fiorentina presenta tre varchi attualmente adibiti al passaggio delle automobili, più altri due alle estremità riservati invece al transito pedonale: un aspetto imponente che però la porta non ha sempre avuto. La struttura visibile oggi sorge infatti in corrispondenza di una antica porta che aveva nome “Santa Lucia”: fu soltanto nel 1768, per delibera del Comune di Viterbo, che la porta venne completamente ricostruita, ampliandola in risposta alle nuove esigenze della città. Sulla porta, infatti, è visibile lo stemma del Comune, caratterizzato da un leone coronato davanti a una palma: tuttavia, assieme ad esso sono riportati anche gli stemmi del governatore Benedetto Lo Presti, del vescovo di allora Giacomo Oddi e, sulla sommità, quello del Papa di Roma Clemente XIII, sotto il cui pontificato vennero realizzati i lavori. L’attuale, grandioso aspetto della porta, tuttavia, è principalmente dovuto ad ulteriori restauri che vennero effettuati nel 1886: è questo infatti l’anno in cui la Cassa di Risparmio del luogo decide di finanziare dei lavori volti a migliorare il transito e la viabilità della porta. Vennero dunque aperti i due fornici ai lati, mentre l’antemurale venne del tutto demolito.

(Translated by Google) It's a place that, as soon as you reach any of the gates of the historic center, takes you back to medieval times... incredible! The fusion of antiquity and modernity in this neighborhood leaves you speechless... (Original) Es un lugar q apenas llegas a cualquiera de las puertas del centro histórico..te remonta a la época Medieval...!increíble! La fusión entre antigüedad y modernidad en este barrio..te deja boquiabierto...

(Translated by Google) It is part of the main furnishings and is the entrance to the good living room of Viterbo, next to the Etruscan museum and in front of the fountain that takes its name from the square. Not far away is the church of San Francesco. Not far away is also the parking lot and the bus terminus (Original) Fa parte dell'arredo principale ed è l'ingresso nel salotto buono di Viterbo, accanto al museo Etrusco e di fronte alla fontana che prende il nome dalla piazza. Poco distante la chiesa di San Francesco. Non distante neanche il parcheggio e il capolinea dei bus

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful and opening onto a vast historic center rich in stories, art, and views, the only flaw is a lack of vitality, with many vacant shops lending a sense of abandonment to a city with immense potential. Piazza della Rocca, Piazza San Faustino, and many other squares should become centers of attraction for tourists who come from around the world to follow the pilgrimage route to Rome. (Original) Molto bella e apre la strada ad un centro storico immenso e ricco di storie di arte e di scorci, l' unica pecca, poca vitalità, molti i negozi sfitti che danno un senso di abbandono ad una città dalle potenzialità immense. Piazza della Rocca, piazza san Faustino, e molte altre piazze, dovrebbero divenire centri di attrazione per i turisti che giungono da tutto il mondo per seguire la via di pellegrinaggio verso Roma.

The food was very great, and it came out in 2-5 minutes, and the service was also great. Price is fair, and the paintings on the wall are very pretty

Great atmosphere. Different varieties of pizza. Loved them!

Delicious pizzas all handmade. Service was great and it has a lovely atmosphere.

Lovely basic pizzeria with wonderful calzonni

(Translated by Google) All very good, friendly staff, next time for lunch to also enjoy the first courses. (Original) Tutto molto buono, personale gentile prossima volta a pranzo per gustare anche i primi.

(Translated by Google) I went with a group of friends because they already knew the place and the owner. I immediately found a welcoming, family atmosphere with pizza galore. (Original) Sono stata con un gruppo di amici perché già conoscevano il locale ed il proprietario. Ho trovato fin da subito un'atmosfera accogliente e familiare con pizza a volontà.

(Translated by Google) A wood-fired pizzeria in the evening and a Roman trattoria by day, this well-known Viterbo establishment has been open for nearly 17 years. Friendly service and cleanliness are just the perfect complement to the delicious dishes and fine, well-seasoned pizzas. Reasonable prices. (Original) pizzeria con forno a legna di sera e trattoria romanesca di giorno caratterizzano questa attività in piedi da quasi 17 anni molto conosciuta a Viterbo, la gentilezza la pulizia sono solo una cornice ai piatti molto gustosi e a alle pizze fine e ben condite. Prezzi contenuti.

Nice risto near Fontana di San Pietro alla Rocca. We went for late lunch, antipasto excellent and main dish ( pasta rigatoni zucchini flower and sausage, sausage with baked potatoes). All was good, only minor issue with bill - there was shift on crew attending and lost track of what we ordered.

Very nice place to have a drink after dinner , nice deserts , ICE Cream and Còctels. Also very nice músic and friendly staff 💞

Great place. Great atmosphere

Great place to rest after sightseeing, nice food, coffee and aperol ;)

Charming people watching place!

Nice off the beaten path, great seating.

Very populated, especially on the weekends but not a great choice of food

Very tasty, but long waits and occasionally burnt food. Expect to add 10-15 minutes onto your wait from what they tell you.

Best pizza👍👍😘😘😘

Pizza Super!!!!

(Translated by Google) Small but nice place, friendly and helpful waiters, speed of service. We ordered two appetizers, chips, supplì and pizzas (giropizza) already cut based on how many people we were. The pizza is thin and the dough is digestible. (Original) Locale piccolo ma carino, camerieri gentili e disponibili, velocità nel servizio. Abbiamo ordinato due antipasti, patatine, supplì e pizze (giropizza) già tagliate in base a quante persone eravamo. La pizza è fina e l’impasto è digeribile.

(Translated by Google) I took a starter with game for €22, which was really good, and a special pizza with Argentine shrimp, which was good but the combination with other ingredients wasn't very convincing, it was dry, especially considering the price (€17). The pizza dough was excellent, thin and crunchy. I immediately reported my lactose intolerance and ordered the aforementioned pizza with lactose-free mozzarella... the same for the cutting board... I asked if the cheeses were sheep's or goat's cheese and they said yes... I barely had time to get home and I felt sick, I spent the evening like this and this shouldn't happen to anyone who has intolerance problems and reports it... I wonder what happened??? The staff in the dining room were very helpful and polite, nothing to complain about... but I felt sick... (Original) Preso antipasto con cacciagione 22 € decisamente buono e una pizza speciale col gamberi argentini, buoni ma l'insieme con altri ingredienti non era molto convincente, rimaneva secca, visto anche il prezzo (17€).!impasto pizza ottimo, basso e croccante. Ho segnalato da subito intolleranza al lattosio e ordinato la suddetta pizza con mozzarella senza lattosio...idem per il tagliere...chiesto se i formaggi erano di pecora o capra e mi è stato detto di sì.... Ho fatto a malapena in tempo a tornare a casa e mi sono sentita male, ho passato la serata così e questo non dovrebbe più succedere a nessuna persona che abbia problemi di intolleranza e lo segnala...mi domando che cosa sia successo???il personale in sala era molto disponibile e cortese, nulla da eccepire... però io mi sono sentita male...

(Translated by Google) A truly positive discovery. Excellent pizza. Very friendly staff. For a lazy person like me, the parking is much appreciated. (Original) Veramente una scoperta positiva. Ottima pizza. Personale gentilissimo. Per un pigro come me il parcheggio e molto apprezzato.

(Translated by Google) Since the business moved, we've been able to enjoy our delicious food sit-down, as well as takeout. The same expertise and quality, enhanced by a wonderful, brand-new rotating oven that cooks pizzas to perfection! I have a thousand other things to say, but I'm more into facts than words, so try it and let me know if you agree with me. P.S. I only took a half-photo of the pizza because I couldn't resist, and the same goes for the fried appetizers! (Original) Dopo il trasferimento dell'attività possiamo deliziarci anche seduti al tavolo oltre che da asporto. Sempre la stessa competenza e qualità arricchiti da un meraviglioso e nuovissimo forno rotante che cuoce alla perfezione le pizze! Avrei mille altre cose da dire ma sono più per i fatti che per le chiacchiere, quindi provate e ditemi voi se siete d'accordo con il mio giudizio. P.s. la pizza l'ho fotografata solo a metà perché non ho resistito, così come con i fritti presi d'antipasto!!

Great value lunch menu. Fabulous food and service to match.

clean, average price, nice interior courtyard, middle class food.

Excellent

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(Translated by Google) Very nice atmosphere, kind and courteous staff. My boyfriend and I opted for fish first courses, fried food and dessert.. Everything was delicious! We returned for the second time to Giardino del Papero and even the second time it went very well. Very kind and smiling staff, quite fast service despite the restaurant being full. Delicious food. Slightly high prices but recommended! (Original) Ambiente molto carino, personale gentile e cortese. Io e il mio ragazzo abbiamo optato per primi di pesce, frittura e dolce.. Tutto buonissimo! Siamo tornati per la seconda volta al Giardino del Papero e anche stravolta è andata benissimo. Personale gentilissimo e sorridente, servizio abbastanza veloce nonostante il ristorante era pieno. Cibo squisito. Leggermente prezzi alti ma consigliato!

(Translated by Google) Found on Maps and intrigued by the name (we asked the very friendly owner why he chose it), we were very pleased. Relaxing atmosphere, fast/friendly service. We ordered zucchini flowers + rabbit + fillet + dessert. The dishes were truly carefully prepared and excellent. I recommend trying them when you're in Viterbo. The pizza is also worth trying. We'll definitely be back! 🤗 (Original) Trovato su Maps ed incuriosito dal nome (chiesto al proprietario, molto cordiale, il motivo di questa scelta) siamo rimasti molto contenti. Ambiente rilassante, servizio veloce/cortese. Preso fiori di zucca + coniglio + filetto+ dolce. Veramente piatti preparati con cura ed ottimi. Consiglio di provare quando vi troverete a Viterbo. Da provare anche la pizza. Sicuramente ci torneremo 🤗

(Translated by Google) My experience, from the times I've been a customer, has been excellent. The advantages are: 1) traditional Tuscia cuisine, both meat and fish, served with great passion and care; 2) fantastic historic location; 3) very helpful staff; 4) spacious, intimate dining room. 5 stars guaranteed. (Original) La mia esperienza per le volte in cui sono stato cliente può dirsi ottima. Punti di vantaggio sono: 1) cucina tradizionale della Tuscia sia di terra che mare con grande passione e cura; 2) fantastica location storica; 3) personale molto disponibile; 4) sala amplia raccolta. 5 stelle garantito.

I enjoyed my walk through this place. The history and feelings were tremendous.

Possible to find street parking and reach the city easily outside of this port.

Good looking. As far all the festivals like Macchina di Santa Rosa, Carnevale, ..., start on this point

Completely rebuild after WWII it still looks old :)

I studied abroad in Viterbo in 2019, and recently got engaged there, and I love the city so much. The historical center is just so beautiful. Plenty of things to do, lots to see and explore; I'd give it 10 stars if I could 😊

You can buy tickets in the station. But, I suggest you to buy online to save your time. Because, it takes a bit longer to get the tickets from the machine.

The S. Sisto church is worth visit. Built in two not to different styles - first the front part with small tower, then enlarged to the walls. Big bell tower used to be a watch tower, part of fortifications.

It's surely a nice fountain and an enrichment to the square, but it seems like it could do with some TLC. The usual explanation panel it's on a wall next to it.

One of many fountains in the town, looked nice enough but difficult to appreciate due to traffic.

Nice and atmospheric fountain) with good bars nearby

Frankly speaking I was not impressed.

It's a very good supermarket I love it

Beautiful

Bit scruffy compared to other sites in Viterbo

A great little museum - we practically had it all to ourselves! A cute house and some nice artwork to view. Makes you understand how important Viterbo once was. Staff were very friendly and engaging with good English. Audio guide limited but available, the pronunciation on it and number of items was not great. All in all a cute place to visit.

Worth a visit because of the two masterpieces of Sebastiano del Piombo

We really enjoyed our visit to this museum. Stefano did a great job making us feel welcome and explaining the museum. The two altarpieces by Sebastiano del Piombo were incredible, and it was fun to wander the building to see the beautiful frescoes and paintings on the ceilings. It is absolutely worth a visit whilst in Viterbo.

Beautiful historic building with great work of art and views to the square and the town (borgo medieval)

Nice place to visit. Employees are friendly and helpful ❣️

Stefano was outstanding. My wife, Andre’s mother was born in Viterbo but in Colombia. The museums here were outstanding.

Such a jewel! Stunning frescos, unrivaled history, and such sweet amazing staff!! I enjoyed so much!

Having had a chance to visit inside but I've been tons this place is gorgeous. It is in fact the first pace were the conclave for reunited, so a good place to go if you love history.

Great history. Lacks English speaking guides. Very pretty though

Absolutely interesting. Assolutamente interessante.

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(Translated by Google) Finally, for several years now, the gap of the lack of a museum that would make the riches of the cathedral and the Palace of the Popes accessible has been filled. Since I visited it for the first time, shortly after its opening, the itinerary has been enriched in terms of breadth and number of works on display. Now it is possible to visit the lapidary, the art gallery, the goldsmiths' shops, the cathedral sacristy and the conclave room with the popes' loggia. All accompanied by an audio guide (included in the price) which helps you immerse yourself in history. (Original) Finalmente, ormai da vari anni, è stata colmata la lacuna della mancanza di un museo che rendesse fruibili le ricchezze della cattedrale e del Palazzo dei Papi. Da quando lo visitai la prima volta, poco tempo dopo la sua apertura, il percorso si è arricchito in ampiezza e numero di opere esposte. Adesso è possibile visitare il lapidario, la pinacoteca, le oreficerie, la sacrestia del Duomo e la sala del conclave con la loggia dei papi. Il tutto corredato dell'audioguida (compresa nel prezzo) che aiuta ad immergersi nella Storia.

(Translated by Google) A charming little museum dedicated to the diocesan history of Viterbo. It features an archaeological section with Etruscan and Roman artifacts, a section with sacred and liturgical objects, and a small art gallery. The ticket also includes entry to the Papal Palace, including the Conclave Hall and the loggia. The Duomo is free. I found the staff at the ticket office and bookshop very friendly. Dogs are also welcome in the museum, a sign of open-mindedness and respect. (Original) Piccolo e grazioso museo lagato alla storia diocesana di Viterbo. C'è una parte archeologica, con reperti etruschi e romani, una parte con oggetti sacri e liturgici, e una piccola pinacoteca. Il biglietto consente l'ingresso anche al palazzo dei Papi, con l'aula del Conclave e la loggia. Il Duomo è gratuito. Ho trovato molta gentilezza alla biglietteria e al bookshop. Al museo possono accedere anche i cani: segno di grande apertura mentale e rispetto.

(Translated by Google) A visit to the Monumental Complex, highly recommended, offers the opportunity to visit the Palazzo dei Papi, the Cathedral Sacristy, and a museum. The museum displays artifacts from the Etruscan, medieval, Renaissance, and late Baroque periods. The garden features reliefs and fragments, mostly stone. The collection is valuable and the layout is interesting. (Original) La visita del Polo Monumentale, molto consigliata, offre la possibilità di visitare il Palazzo dei Papi, la Sacrestia del Duomo e un museo. Il museo espone reperti di epoca etrusca, medievale, rinascimentale, tardobarocca. Nel giardino trovano posto rilievi e frammenti, principalmente lapidei. La collezione è di pregio e l'allestimento interessante.

Many works of art and some frescoes as well, dating as far back as 1320, in a peaceful atmosphere. The structure is simple and solemn. It has on the outside a pulpit from where Tommaso d'Aquino spoke.

A beauty

(Translated by Google) A huge emotion to enter this Romanesque church full of sublime frescoes. Yesterday the presentation of the Santa Rosa oratory was a unique concert. Opening of the baroque music festival. (Original) Una emozione enorme entrare in questa chiesa romanica piena di affreschi sublimi. Ieri la presentazione del oratorio di Santa Rosa un concerto unico . Apertura del festival di musica barocca.

(Translated by Google) Located near Piazza del Plebiscito, close to the characteristic medieval quarter of Viterbo and not far from the Cathedral of San Lorenzo and the famous Palazzo dei Papi, the Church of Santa Maria Nuova represents one of the most artistically and historically interesting places in the capital of the province of Viterbo. Frescoes inside, masterpieces of the 14th and 15th centuries. (Original) Situata nelle vicinanze di Piazza del Plebiscito, a ridossa del caratteristico quartiere medievale di Viterbo e non lontana dalla Cattedrale di San Lorenzo e dal famoso Palazzo dei Papi, la Chiesa di Santa Maria Nuova rappresenta uno dei luoghi artisticamente e storicamente più interessanti del capoluogo della provincia viterbese. Affreschi all'interno, capolavori dei secoli 14 e 15.

(Translated by Google) Medieval church on the edge of the S. Pellegrino district The church, equipped with a small cloister and an external ambo, has a plan with seven naves and massive columns. The walls are enriched with valuable frescoes. There are also two wooden shovels. (Original) Chiesa medievale ai lembi del quartiere di S. Pellegrino La chiesa, dotata di un piccolo chiostro e di un ambone esterno, presenta una planimetria a tte navate mediante massicce colonne. Le pareti sono arricchite da affreschi pregevoli . Sono presenti anche due pale lignee.

(Translated by Google) This is my home parish. Beautiful Romanesque church, wonderful pulpit. I have a beautiful memory of Don Angelo Gargiuli, a parish priest who managed to revive the entire neighborhood in many facets. Unfortunately, his successor did not do that. One thing that needs to be changed, shared by many, is carrying the Holy Savior by oxen. Carrying it on the shoulders of the devotees would be humanly speaking much more correct, given that these creatures come from far away, making exhausting journeys. (Original) Questa è la mia parrocchia natale. Bellissima chiesa romanica, stupendo pulpito. Ho un bellissimo ricordo di Don Angelo Gargiuli, un parroco che è riuscito a far risorgere tutto il quartiere in tante sfaccettature. Quello che purtroppo chi lo ha succeduto nn ha fatto. Una cosa che va cambiata, condivisa da molti, è il portare dai buoi il S.s.Salvatore. Il portare a spalla dai devoti, sarebbe umanamente parlando molto più giusto, visto che queste creature provengono da lontano, facendo viaggi estenuanti.

(Translated by Google) Near the medieval quarter, we stumbled upon it by chance and were amazed: include it in your tour of Viterbo's city center. Free admission. (Original) Nei pressi del quartiere medioevale, ci siamo entrati per caso e ne siamo rimasti stupiti: inseritela nel vostro giro in centro a Viterbo. Entrata libera.

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(Translated by Google) The Machine itself is a work of art ... the attachment of citizens to this tradition is engaging, I also recommend a visit to the museum of porters in Santa Rosa where you can hear the story of a myth ... (Original) La Macchina in se è un'opera d'arte... l'attaccamento dei cittadini a questa tradizione è coinvolgente, vi consiglio anche la visita al museo dei facchini di Santa Rosa dove potrete ascoltare la storia di un mito...

(Translated by Google) A unique and exciting experience, seeing this enormous statue illuminated by thousands of candles, advancing with its slow and constant pace thanks to the effort of these boys dressed in white, who put strength and soul, sweat and muscles for their saint.. I must say applause to Viterbo, and to the people of Viterbo for this unique and exciting show. Good guys. Long live Santa Rosa! (Original) Un'esperienza unica ed emozionante, vedere questa enorme statua illuminata da migliaia di candele, avanzare con il suo incedere lento e costante grazie allo sforzo di questi ragazzi vestiti di bianco, che mettono forza ed anima, sudore e muscoli per la loro santa..devo dire un applauso a Viterbo, ed ai Viterbesi per questo spettacolo unico ed appassionante. Bravi ragazzi. Evviva Santa Rosa!

(Translated by Google) Santa Rosa the patron saint of Viterbo. On the evening of September 3rd, the transport of the Santa Rosa machine took place, a large tower carried on the shoulders by porters along the route from Porta Romana to the church of Santa Rosa. Lots of people flock to see the transport, some have been camping along the route since the day before. Emotional show. (Original) Santa Rosa la patrona di Viterbo. La sera del 3 settembre viene effettuato il trasporto della macchina di Santa Rosa, un grande torre portata a spalla dai facchini lungo il percorso che va da porta Romana alla chiesa di Santa Rosa. Tantissime persone accorrono per vedere il trasporto, qualcuno si accampa lungo il percorso dal giorno prima. Spettacolo emozioni.

(Translated by Google) The most important event in the city of Viterbo is the celebration of the Santa Viterbese S.Rosa with the transport of the machine transported by the porters on the evening of September 3rd. With the passage of the car through the streets and squares of the city and the arrival at the Sanctuary of Santa Rosa after having covered the climb that leads to the churchyard of the Basilica of Santa Viterbese. An indispensable event for the people of Viterbo due to tradition and faith in the Saint, difficult to describe with a review and stars. I recommend coming to Viterbo at least once and experiencing this beautiful tradition of faith, unique in its kind for its beauty and emotion. (Original) L'avvenimento più importante della città di Viterbo la festa della Santa Viterbese S.Rosa con il trasporto della Macchina trasportata dai Facchini la sera del 3 Settembre. Con il passaggio della macchina per le vie e piazze della città e l'arrivo al Santuario di Santa Rosa dopo aver percorso la salita che porta al sagrato della basilica della Santa Viterbese . Un evento per i viterbesi irrinunciabile per tradizione e fede alla Santa difficile raccontare con una recensione e delle stellette consiglio di venire almeno una volta a Viterbo e vivere questa bellissima tradizione di fede unica nel suo genere per la sua bellezza ed emozione.

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful and special to experience. The atmosphere is overwhelming. You must have experienced this. (Original) Geweldig mooi en bijzonder om mee te maken. De sfeer is overweldigend. Dit moet je e ht meegemaakt hebben.

(Translated by Google) The "machine of S.Rosa" is a tower with a statue of S.Rosa, protector of the city, on the top, carried on the shoulders by the "porters". It is one of the most important attractions of Viterbo which attracts tens of thousands of tourists and citizens on September 3rd of each year (transport day). It involves moving this tower along a pre-established route that crosses the heart of the city and is preceded by flag-wavers and musical bands. All in homage to the Saint as a sign of devotion. The beauty and emotional transport as well as amazement of those who see it is indescribable, therefore I invite you to see it at least once and then you will see that you will come back! For the event I advise you to book a hotel or B&B well in advance and to inform yourself well because if you don't organize in time you might not enjoy the event. Therefore I advise you to consider a holiday in which in addition to transport, you can enjoy our medieval quarter, the beauty of our churches and the Papal Palace and why not also our spas. (Original) La "macchina di S.Rosa" è una torre con in cima una statua di S.Rosa protettrice della città, portata a spalla dai "facchini". Si tratta di una delle più importanti attrazioni di Viterbo che attrae a se il 3 Settembre di ogni anno (giorno del trasporto) decine di migliaia di turisti e cittadini. Si tratta di muovere questa torre lungo in percorso prefissato che attraversa il cuore della città ed è anticipato da sbandieratori e bande musicali. Il tutto in omaggio alla Santa come segno di devozione. La bellezza e il trasporto emotivo nonché stupore di chi la vede è indescrivibile, pertanto vi invito almeno una volta a vederla e poi vedrete che tornerete! Per l'evento vi consiglio di prenotare albergo o b&b con largo anticipo e di informarvi bene perché se non vi organizzate per tempo potreste non godervi l'evento. Pertanto vi consiglio di valutare una vacanza in cui oltre al trasporto, godervi il nostro quartiere medievale, la bellezza delle nostre chiese e del Palazzo Papale e perché no anche le nostre terme.

(Translated by Google) Truly impressive work. It leaves you breathless every time you see it. Seeing the transport (which takes place on September 3rd), then, is something sublime, especially due to the passion that citizens have for this event. The car remained on display near the church of the same name for some time. Absolutely recommended to see at least once. And since Viterbo is also definitely worth a visit (the San Pellegrino district is very characteristic), why not organize a trip to Tuscia in early September? (Original) Opera veramente impressionante. Lascia senza fiato ogni volta che si vede. Vedere il trasporto (che avviene il 3 settembre), poi, è qualcosa di sublime, soprattutto per la passione che i cittadini hanno per questo evento. La macchina rimane in esposizione vicino all'omonima chiesa per qualche tempo. Assolutamente consigliata da vedere almeno una volta. E siccome, anche Viterbo merita decisamente una visita (molto caratteristico il quartiere San pellegrino), perché non organizzare un viaggio nella Tuscia i primi di settembre?

(Translated by Google) The most important event in all of Viterbo and its province. The Machine of Santa Rosa is a very high tower with the statue of the Saint on top. Below, over one hundred porters carry the "Machine" on their shoulders. Despite the thousands of people the event gathers, I didn't have any particular problems parking and finding somewhere to sleep. Absolutely not to be missed. (Original) La manifestazione più importante di tutta Viterbo e provincia. La Macchina di santa Rosa è una torre altissima con sopra la statua della Santa. Sotto, oltre cento facchini, trasportano a spalla la: "Macchina". Nonostante le migliaia di persone che raccoglie la manifestazione non ho avuto particolari problemi a parcheggiare e trovare da dormire. Assolutamente da non perdere.

The place was packed when we got there and the staff was very friendly, they note down your name and call out for you when there is place free. We unfortunately had to wait more than an hour for our pizza, which was amazing. I ate a gluten free pizza, this was really super tasty, I can recommend!

Il Monastero in Viterbo is an absolute gem for Neapolitan pizza lovers. The atmosphere is warm and inviting. Their pizzas are perfectly crafted—light, airy crusts with fresh, high-quality ingredients that speak for themselves. Every bite feels like a taste of Naples in the heart of Lazio. A must-visit spot for an unforgettable dining experience!

Loved this pizzeria! My husband and I went here three times while we were here. It gets busy but that’s an indication of how good it is. Generous servings and great prices. Super nice staff too. Delicious pizza. Highly recommend!

Don't stop at the view from outside, come in. Pizza are truly big and well garnished. Crust is really tin. Atmosphere is nice, simple. Toilettes are really clean (so kitchen is clean too). Price is good for a local restaurant

Amazing! Quick and friendly service. The pizza was the largest I haveever been served: it came on 2 plates. The flavour was fantastic and the crust super thin. Loved it!

One of the best pizza I've ever eaten. Great service, excellent location. Very good price given the size of the pizza (enormous). You can choose 2 flavors, one on each half of your pizza.

First time back here in a couple of years and still brilliant! If you visit Viterbo this is somewhere that can't be missed. One of the best pizzas I've ever had!

The cashier was friendly and the handmade meatball sandwich was delicious and a great price. Highly recommend for a quick bite.

Claudia and Vittorio were amazing They are very welcoming. The food was incredibly delicious. Highly recommend here in Viterbo or Rome.

Super enjoyable vegan option, and friendly staff. Good price and calm environment.

Hard to get food for vegans in this area. This one has options

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(Translated by Google) “Leccabaffo” is an interesting stop for those looking for simple and authentic street food in the center of Viterbo. I tried the lampredotto sandwich, offered in a version that I could define as "Viterbo style": the meat is tasty but is slightly overcooked, losing a bit of the typical consistency that one would expect from a traditional Florentine cooking. The staff is friendly and welcoming, helping to create a pleasant atmosphere even for a quick stop. The price is right for the quality and quantity offered, making the place a valid option for an informal lunch in the heart of the city. An unpretentious place, where you can eat well and feel at ease. (Original) “Leccabaffo” è una tappa interessante per chi cerca uno street food semplice e autentico nel centro di Viterbo. Ho provato il panino con il lampredotto, proposto in una versione che potrei definire “alla viterbese”: la carne è saporita ma risulta leggermente troppo cotta, perdendo un po’ della consistenza tipica che ci si aspetterebbe da una cottura fiorentina tradizionale. Il personale è cordiale e accogliente, contribuisce a creare un’atmosfera piacevole anche per una sosta veloce. Il prezzo è giusto per la qualità e la quantità offerte, rendendo il locale un’opzione valida per un pranzo informale nel cuore della città. Un posto senza pretese, dove si può mangiare bene e sentirsi a proprio agio.

(Translated by Google) I went to this restaurant and… what can I say? Everything perfect! The food was delicious, from sandwiches to chips made with the freshest ingredients and served with great care. The staff was kind, smiling and super helpful. The welcoming environment with attention to detail made the experience even more pleasant. I absolutely recommend trying it, I will definitely be back and as the name says, the food is mouth-watering🫶🏼 (Original) Sono stata in questo ristorante e… che dire? Tutto perfetto! Il cibo era delizioso, dai panini alle patatine preparati con ingredienti freschissimi e servito con grande cura. Il personale è stato gentile, sorridente e super disponibile. L’ambiente accogliente e curato nei dettagli ha reso l’esperienza ancora più piacevole. Consiglio assolutamente di provarlo, tornerò di sicuro e come dice il nome,il cibo è leccarsi i baffi🫶🏼

Steak lovers Trap. Unfortunately they don’t even know what does it mean a proper steak. First of all we ordered Bone-in Scottona and Danish beef. Bone-in Scottona was very dry meat average flavor. But when it comes to called “Danisg Beef” first of all you get a scam for the size. Instead of 200/250 grams you get around 100 gram. Second of all the meat is uneatable, not sure if it was a beef at all, maybe is some kind local dog. Meat was very bad quality and hard as a chewing gum. Our family was disappointed of restaurant who makes the meat in such disrespect. One of us took the burger, it was maybe only thing that was eatable and can be understood. Maybe as pizzeria this place is ok, but adding steak house in pizzeria was already looking fishy. And yes, for conclusion you can’t expect everything in one that will have a quality. Recommendation for the restaurant, please specify at something one, not all the dishes. Respond to restaurant comment: I understand this comment sounds bad, but that is the truth about the steak you offer. At the end the staff could ask for customers opinion, so bad reviews could be avoided changing the meat after customers disappointments.

Mia Thia and pizza... can't go wrong! :)

Chose this restaurant because of gluten-free menu. Over-priced GF pizza was a poor quality frozen pizza, with cardboard crust and tasteless topping. Better options are risotto at other restaurants in the area.

A wonderful steak house and Italian restaurant in Viterbo downtown. Nice persons, great food (superb pizzas!) At affordable prices. The place is dog-friendly.

It was an awesome place to dine..

Had high expectations for a good pizza, however... They are officially suppose to open at 6.30pm, a friend and I arrived at 6.40pm and there was a waiter outside telling us they open at 7pm...sure enough at 7.05pm we arrived back and the waitress was just outside wiping the tables and said that the kitchen may start in 10 minutes or "maybe 20 minutes"... No one had any interest in starting to work inside... We turned away... Thank you EAT, had high expectations but when you're hungry and you show such poor interest - no, thank you! And for everyone's sake, update the info of working hours accordingly online!

Great pizza. Thin crust, tasty cheese, delicious ingredients. The stuff is quick and friendly. Prices are fair too.

Says they are open until 10:30pm. We walked up at 7:10pm and they were here but told us they were already closed. We had walked in the rain about 1/4 mile (only parking we found available). Other people also came to find the door locked while we were trying to find another place.

(Translated by Google) Small pizzeria both for takeaway and at the table in the evening. Small outside room almost like a cabin with fairy lights and vintage objects. View of the city walls. Pizza with top ingredients. All the local excellences with seasonal rotation. Both the stuffed focaccia by the meter and the individual pizzas are worth tasting. Also worth trying are handmade supplì of various flavours. White pizza with Ugo's crunchy ice cream as dessert or with Nutella. Worth mentioning is the fried pizza with cured meats and fiordilatte stracciatella. Modern sister of the legendary fried pizza of the old owner Ernesto who fried it and passed it out the window to us children... Many years ago. Small place for a few greedy intimates who love genuine products and the eclectic vintage chic environment. Honest and adequate prices. Friendly and good-willed staff. Experience that I recommend. Two rounds on Saturday. 7.40pm and 9.20pm. Menu displayed outside the kids often have weekly menus outside. (Original) Piccola pizzeria sia da asporto che al tavolo, la sera. Locale piccolino esterno quasi una baita con lucine e oggetti vintage. Vista mura cittadine. Pizza con ingredienti top. Tutti le eccellenze di zona con rotazione stagionale. Da assaggiare sia la focaccia farcita a metro che le pizze singole. Da provare anche supplì di vari gusti fatti a mano. La pizza bianca con gelato croccantino di Ugo come dessert o con Nutella. Da ricordare la pizza fritta con salumi e stracciatella di fiordilatte. Sorella moderna della mitica pizza fritta del vecchio proprietario Ernesto che friggeva e la passava dalla finestra a noi bambini... Tanti anni fa. Localino per pochi intimi golosi che amano prodotti genuini e l'ambiente eclettico vintage chic. Prezzi onesti e adeguati. Personale gentile e di buona volontà. Esperienza che consiglio. Sabato due turni. 19.40 e 21.20. Menù esposto fuori i ragazzi spesso hanno fuori menù settimanali.

(Translated by Google) If you are looking for a good pizzeria in Viterbo, Le Mura is a little gem! Small and welcoming, there will be room for maybe 35 people, just outside the city walls. I'll just tell you one thing: call for time, which fills up quickly here, especially on weekends. Giorgia and Marco are two cheerful people and are always there at the stove churning out amazing pizzas. Fast service even with the place packed, if like me you don't like waiting there, it's the perfect place! The guys in the room are friendly and always smiling. Then there's also a nice little heater that lights up the room, making everything even more pleasant. In the end, for 2 pizzas and a bottle of water we spent 27 Euros per couple, a very honest price. We didn't have any beers, but I think we'll be back to try those too! If you want a pizza made as God commands, in a warm and welcoming place, Le Mura is an excellent choice! (Original) Se cercate ‘na pizzeria bona a Viterbo, Le Mura è ‘n gioiellino! Piccoletta e accogliente, ce staranno sì e no 35 persone, giusto ‘n passo fòri le mura della città. Ve dico solo ‘na cosa: chiamate pe’ tempo, che qui se riempie subito, ‘soprattutto 'l weekend. Giorgia e Marco so’ due persone gaiarde e stanno sempre lì a li fornelli a sfornà pizze da paura. Servizio veloce pure col locale pieno zeppo, se come a me nun ve piace sta lì a morì d’attesa, è ‘l posto perfetto! I ragazzi in sala so’ sverti e sempre sorridenti. Poi c’è pure ‘na bella stufetta accesa che scalla l’ambiente, rendendo tutto ancora più piacevole. Alla fine, pe’ 2 pizze e ‘na bottiglia d’acqua avemo speso 27 Euro a coppia, ‘n prezzo onestissimo. Birre nun l'avemo prese, ma me sa che ce torneremo pe’ provà pure quelle! Se volete magnà ‘na pizza fatta come Dio comanna, in un posto callo e accogliente, Le Mura è ‘n’ottima scelta!

(Translated by Google) Terrible takeaway experience. I call the pizzeria to order a takeaway margherita pizza with olives for 7.30pm. When I got there I waited at least 10 minutes before someone showed up at the counter to serve the customers present. After some time I manage to pay for what should have been my margherita pizza with olives. When I got home I noticed that the olives were not on the pizza, I decided to go back to the restaurant, and once I arrived I pointed this out. The girl present there replied that they didn't have any olives, which was something I wasn't told either when ordering or when picking up. When I asked to have something else on the pizza I was told that I would have to pay a supplement. I then asked if they had a condiment that didn't require a supplement and the answer was "oil", in a sarcastic tone. Whereupon I left with my cold margherita pizza. (Original) Pessima esperienza d'asporto. Chiamo la pizzeria per ordinare una pizza margherita con olive d'asporto per le 19:30. Arrivata lì ho aspettato almeno 10 minuti prima che si presentasse qualcuno al bancone per servire i clienti presenti. Dopo diverso tempo riesco a pagare quella che sarebbe dovuta essere la mia pizza margherita con olive. Arrivata a casa mi accorgo che le olive non erano presenti sulla pizza, decido di tornare nel locale, e una volta arrivata faccio presente la cosa. La ragazza li presente mi risponde che non avevano le olive, cosa che non mi era stata detta né durante l'ordine né al ritiro. Alla mia richiesta di poter avere qualcos'altro sulla pizza mi viene detto che avrei dovuto pagare un supplemento. Allora ho chiesto se avessero un condimento che non necessitasse di un supplemento e la risposta è stata "l'olio", con tono sarcastico. Al che me ne sono andata con la mia pizza margherita fredda.

(Translated by Google) For me the best pizza in Viterbo. 🍕 and the fried food is also very good. Then the place, even if small, is very nice and welcoming. Kind owners. Honest price. I recommend. (Original) Per me la pizza più buona di Viterbo. 🍕 e anche i fritti sono molto buoni. Poi il posto anche se piccolino è molto carino e accogliente. Proprietari gentili. Prezzo onesto. Consiglio.

(Translated by Google) First of all, the pizza is very good, as is the beer: an original but very pleasant taste. The staff is kind and welcoming, they exactly reflect the atmosphere that you breathe in the wooden kiosk, very cute, in "mountain" style, it seems to be catapulted out of the city, while in reality the imposing walls of Viterbo center are just a few meters away. (Original) Innanzitutto la pizza è buonissima, cosi come la birra: gusto originale ma davvero molto gradevole. Il personale è gentile ed accogliente, rispecchiano esattamente l'atmosfera che si respira nel chiosco in legno, carinissimo, in stile "montanaro" sembra di essere catapultati fuori città, mentre in realtà a pochi metri distano le imponenti mura di Viterbo centro.

(Translated by Google) A pleasant surprise close to home. Exquisite pizza, the cheese pizza with ricotta on top is exceptional. Many local products from Viterbo are used. The supplì were super. The classic one was very good. (Original) Una piacevole sorpresa vicino casa. Pizza squisita, la pizza ai formaggi con la ricotta sopra è eccezionale. Vengono utilizzati parecchi prodotti locali viterbesi. I supplì erano super. Quello classico era buonissimo.

Magnificent building and fascinating example of renaissance town planning. Stunning views.

I saw a musical here, with this fabulous lighting.

Worth a visit , calm and spiritual powerful

Very impressive and a great story behind the architectural features

Charming place. It was nice this weekend for the Castagna sagra (chestnut harvest festival)

Wonderful. Perched above the square with fantastic views

small and historical legacy

Almost destroyed during WWII and rebuild later.

It is a residence for the students who are studying in University of Tuscia. The location is nearby Porta Romana.

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(Translated by Google) Beautiful example of a medieval church, close to Porta Romana or S. Sisto. The facade is very linear, the bell tower worthy of note. The interior is majestic, divided into three naves with regular columns surmounted by rather slender composite capitals. The choir is raised due to the presence of the crypt. The effect is harmonious and suggestive (Original) Bellissimo esempio di chiesa medievale, a ridosso di Porta Romana o di S. Sisto. La facciata è molto lineare, la torre campanaria degna di nota. L'interno è maestoso, suddiviso in tre navate con colonne regolari sormontate da capitelli compositi piuttosto slanciati. Il coro è sopraelevato per la presenza della cripta. L'effetto è armonico e suggestivo

(Translated by Google) Splendid in every way. Of course, one can imagine that it was partly frescoed, but it still retains a truly rare unity of Romanesque conception. An immersion in the Middle Ages. (Original) Splendida in tutto. Ovviamente c'è da immaginare che fosse affrescata in parte comunque conserva un' unità di concezione romanica davvero rara. Un' immersione nel medioevo

(Translated by Google) One of the most curious churches I saw in Viterbo. It is small and has stairs to reach the altar. (Original) Una de las iglesias más curiosas que conocí en Viterbo. Es pequeña y tiene unas escaleras para llegar al altar.

(Translated by Google) On the way to Porta Romana, the view wanders to a bell tower. It is completely built into the city wall and rises to the left of the city gate. Its construction dates back to the expansion of the Chiesa di San Sisto in the 12th/13th century. back. It has lost its original height and now looks more like a Romanesque defensive tower. (Original) Auf dem Weg zur Porta Romana schweift der Blick zu einem Glockenturm. Er, völlig in der Stadtmauer eingebaut, ragt links neben dem Stadttor empor. Sein Bau geht auf Erweiterung der Chiesa di San Sisto im 12./13.Jh. zurück. Seine ursprüngliche Höhe hat er verloren und wirkt jetzt eher als romanischer Wehrturm.