Vicoli medievali in tufo di Civita di Bagnoregio con archi in pietra e fiori

Discover Civita

The village, monuments, gastronomy

The Village — A Virtual Walk

1

Belvedere Viewpoint

The first visual impact — the breathtaking view of Civita and the Valle dei Calanchi.

2

The Pedestrian Bridge

300 meters suspended in the void, the only access to the village. A walk that is already an experience.

3

Porta Santa Maria

The lions with human heads, symbol of the revolt against the Monaldeschi. The entrance to history.

4

Piazza San Donato

The heart of Civita, ancient Roman forum. The Church of San Donato with the 15th-century wooden Crucifix.

5

Palazzo Alemanni

Home of the Geological and Landslide Museum. 4 rooms dedicated to the geological history of the village.

6

Medieval Streets

Low houses, small stairs, flowered balconies. The intact urban fabric of a medieval village.

7

The Cats of Civita

The photogenic four-legged inhabitants, true masters of the village's silent streets.

8

The Bucaione

The Etruscan tunnel leading to the Calanchi. A passage through time, from darkness to light.

9

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.