
Discover Civita
The village, monuments, gastronomy
The Village — A Virtual Walk
Belvedere Viewpoint
The first visual impact — the breathtaking view of Civita and the Valle dei Calanchi.
The Pedestrian Bridge
300 meters suspended in the void, the only access to the village. A walk that is already an experience.
Porta Santa Maria
The lions with human heads, symbol of the revolt against the Monaldeschi. The entrance to history.
Piazza San Donato
The heart of Civita, ancient Roman forum. The Church of San Donato with the 15th-century wooden Crucifix.
Palazzo Alemanni
Home of the Geological and Landslide Museum. 4 rooms dedicated to the geological history of the village.
Medieval Streets
Low houses, small stairs, flowered balconies. The intact urban fabric of a medieval village.
The Cats of Civita
The photogenic four-legged inhabitants, true masters of the village's silent streets.
The Bucaione
The Etruscan tunnel leading to the Calanchi. A passage through time, from darkness to light.
Eastern Belvedere
The "Ponticelli," clay ridges. The most evocative panoramic point to the east.
Gastronomy
Piciarelli
Local water-and-flour pasta, the signature dish of Civita cuisine.
Wild Boar & Game
The bold flavors of Tuscia, cooked according to recipes passed down for generations.
Porcini Mushrooms & Black Truffles
Treasures of the Tuscan-Lazio undergrowth, stars of autumn cuisine.
Tuscia Extra Virgin Olive Oil
DOP extra virgin, fruity and intense. The green gold of the territory.
Local Pecorino
Aged in tufa caves, with a unique flavor from the microclimate.
Marrona Bagnorese
The typical chestnut, star of the October "Profumo d'Autunno" festival.
Est! Est!! Est!!!
The famous white wine from Montefiascone, just 25 km away. A legend in a bottle.