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Tagliata Etrusca (Strada Signorino)

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Tagliata Etrusca (Strada Signorino)

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Tagliata Etrusca (Strada Signorino)

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Location: Viterbo, Lazio, Italy

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1. View of Lake Bolsena – Viterbo Papal Palace loop from Viterbo Porta Fiorentina

116km

07:53

1,340m

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2. View of Montefiascone – Via Francigena Near Zepponami loop from Viterbo

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07:10

1,290m

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3. Historic Center of Viterbo – Palace of the Popes of Viterbo loop from Viterbo Porta Romana

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02:37

310m

Intermediate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

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Graveloo

December 2, 2022

This road carved into the rock has very ancient origins having been built by the Etruscans. The reason why it was built is probably of a religious or votive nature, so much so that on the walls you can see several niches and there are many remains of Etruscan religious structures nearby. The walls, up to 12 meters high, generate very suggestive and exciting shadows. Truly an unmissable place.

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Willem VS

July 11, 2024

It is in fact a “Tagliata”, a term used to indicate ancient Etruscan roads carved deep into tuff, present in the central area of ancient Etruria in the volcanic area around Lake Bolsena.

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Willem VS

July 11, 2024

The Tagliata Etrusca, also known as Strada Signorino, is a historic cellar path in Viterbo, carved deep into tuff. This road of Etruscan origin winds between high tuff walls that are up to 12 meters high in some places. Surrounded by ancient trees, it is home to the Devil's Cave, with legends of nightly processions of ancient Etruscan priests. Although there are several theories about the function of these roads, it is generally accepted that they served as religious routes due to their proximity to sacred areas and necropolises.

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Tagliata Etrusca (Strada Signorino)

1. View of Lake Bolsena – Viterbo Papal Palace loop from Viterbo Porta Fiorentina

2. View of Montefiascone – Via Francigena Near Zepponami loop from Viterbo

3. Historic Center of Viterbo – Palace of the Popes of Viterbo loop from Viterbo Porta Romana

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