Tuscia – Lazio: between Etruscan necropolises, suspended villages and volcanic landscapes. Tuscia is the traditional name of Upper Lazio, corresponding to today's province of Viterbo. A land of Etruscan origin, it is now a mosaic of rural landscapes, tuffaceous hills, volcanic lakes, woods and perfectly preserved medieval villages. A territory of ancient charm, where time passes slowly and every stone tells a thousand-year story. 🏛️ Etruscan civilization and underground cities: The historical heart of Tuscia is the Etruscan civilization, which has left impressive traces: monumental necropolises, hollow roads dug into the tuff, tunnels and urban centers such as Tarquinia, Cerveteri and Vulci. The territory is dotted with archaeological museums and areas that can be visited surrounded by greenery. 👉 Tip: Visit the Necropolis of Banditella in Tarquinia and combine it with a walk in the historic center: Etruscan and medieval history meet in a single glance. 🌋 Volcanic landscapes and hanging lakes: The territory is marked by the presence of ancient volcanoes: the craters today are home to lakes such as Bolsena, Vico and Monterosi, surrounded by woods, cultivated fields and panoramic villages. The fertile soil has favored quality viticulture and a surprising agricultural variety. 👉 Tip: Take the panoramic road that connects Capodimonte to Marta, on the shores of Lake Bolsena: every curve offers spectacular views of the water and the Bisentina island. 🏘️ Stone villages and fortified centers: Tuscia is dotted with villages that seem suspended in time: Sutri, Vitorchiano, Calcata, Civita di Bagnoregio, San Martino al Cimino, each with its own tuff architecture, intimate squares and deep-rooted traditions. Each village is a discovery among glimpses, sacred art and artisan shops. 👉 Tip: Stop in Vitorchiano and stroll through its stone alleys: the intimate atmosphere and the view of the valley make it one of the most evocative villages in Lazio. 🌿 Nature, walking and slow tourism: In addition to history, Tuscia offers natural landscapes of great beauty: centuries-old forests, gullies, nature reserves and a dense network of paths and paths. The Via Francigena Path crosses the entire area, offering itineraries suitable for those seeking spirituality, silence and changing landscapes. 👉 Tip: Walk along a stretch of the Francigena from Montefiascone to Bolsena: among vines, woods and ancient paths, the lake suddenly appears like a blue vision among the hills. 🍇 Authentic flavors and local products: The cuisine of Tuscia is rustic and seasonal: wine from the Viterbo hills, extra virgin olive oil, ancient legumes, hazelnuts from the Cimini Mountains, sheep cheeses and local meats. The trattorias and farmhouses offer traditional dishes such as acquacotta, lombrichelli and chestnut or walnut desserts. 👉 Tip: Visit a festival in the villages of Tuscia: it is the perfect opportunity to discover local products and experience authentic traditions, including music, markets and peasant cuisine. Tuscia is a journey through time and the land: ancient civilizations, modern silences and landscapes that tell the story of the encounter between man and nature for over two thousand years coexist here.