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From here you have a great view of Sorano

In an extraordinary panoramic position above Lake Bolsena, Grotte di Castro has ancient Etruscan roots. Founded in the 7th century BC, the settlement maintained a certain importance until the 3rd century BC, when it became part of the dominions of Rome. Nearby is the suggestive necropolis of Pianezze. In the heart of the historic centre, in the building that once housed the mayor, there is the archaeological and popular tradition museum, which displays a notable collection of Etruscan finds. The sanctuary of Santa Maria del Suffragio, in baroque style, stands above an 8th century parish church and houses precious wooden inlays and the wooden statue of the Madonna del Suffragio, venerated as miraculous.

Small town on the southern shore of Lake Bolsena. Ideal place to take a quiet coffee break, walking in the historic center and along the lake.

Capodimonte is considered as one of the most romantic villages of Tuscia, with its panoramas and its breathtaking view of Lake Bolsena.

From the natural beach between Capodimonte and Marta, a staircase leads over the rocks, when you come down on the other side you have this view of Marta.

Lake of volcanic origin, nestled at the foot of the Cimini Mountains. It is possible to bathe in its waters. In a few minutes you reach the beautiful historic center of Ronciglione which is the closest town

Free Parking - take some hiking boots in case you want to explore the area. Due to Mosquitos I would not recommend short pants in the summer time like early June July.

Lake Bolsena is located in Lazio, it is the fifth largest lake in Italy and is also the largest lake of volcanic origin in Europe. The main caldera, which has taken on the characteristic elliptical shape typical of lakes of volcanic origin, is set in the mountainous-hilly group of the Volsini Mountains. The formation of Lake Bolsena was very turbulent. The volcanic system of the Volsini, following the eruptions, emptied of magmatic material and ended up collapsing on itself creating a large caldera which over the years was filled with water. it is largely powered by rainwater. The only emissary is the Marta stream which flows into the Tyrrhenian Sea. Two islands emerge within Lake Bolsena: Bisentina Island and Martana Island.