パルコリージョナルディヴェイオの天然記念物・トップ6

To reach the shooting point, you must deviate from the main trail and tackle a steep descent on extremely slippery and uneven terrain. In case of bad weather or rain, access is prohibited or absolutely not recommended.

The Ponte Sodo is an Etruscan hydraulic structure, a tunnel approximately 70 meters long carved into the rock in the Veio Park, which allowed the Valchetta (ancient Cremera) stream to flow during high water, preventing flooding. Today, it is not easily accessible on your own and is often visited on guided excursions organized by the park, although access is restricted in some areas. It can be admired from a path that descends along the stream, but crossing it may require wading into cold water. To reach the photo point, you must deviate from the main path and tackle a steep descent on extremely slippery and uneven terrain. In case of bad weather or rain, access is prohibited or absolutely not recommended.

what I like after struggling uphill and in narrow paths and closed by trees are open spaces like places where you meet a waterfall like this. It is not for the waterfall itself but it is the whole context where it is placed. My advice? Get to this point then look around and enjoy the "enchanted" place

It is located at the exit from the Veio park.

A mix of history and nature that I recommend visiting with an expert guide, capable of making you understand the ruins of the old Etruscan city of Veio.

Suggestive waterfall deriving from an ancient Etruscan aqueduct, with a side tunnel that can be visited (not recommended for claustrophobics). You can get there from the (private) Selvotta car park. All the landscape around the waterfall is really worth the trip.

really beautiful place to visit

amazing place a must visit