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Very beautiful and worth seeing.

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Beautiful village

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Civita di Bagnoregio is a magical, surreal, fantastic place, located on the top of a tuff hill and reachable only through a narrow pedestrian bridge from which you can enjoy one of the most spectacular views of all of Lazio. Nicknamed the dying city, due to the constant erosion of the tuff rocks on which it is located, this citadel halfway between Orvieto and Lake Bolsena has Etruscan and medieval origins.

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Benvenuti a Bolsena, the town to which Lago di Bolsena owes its name. With just over four thousand inhabitants, it is a relatively small city. The old medieval center is located on the hill overlooking the water. The main city on the lake shines with its simplicity and modesty. Here you will not find a large shopping center with all the well-known chains, but one long street runs from east to west on which you will find countless small shops from local entrepreneurs who sell authentic products. At the end of that long street is the Rocca Monaldeschi, a beautiful castle from the fourteenth century. In the castle you will find the municipal museum, where you can discover the history of the lake and the city of Bolsena through archaeological finds. An entrance ticket also gives access to the castle's roof terrace, where you can enjoy beautiful views.

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The Basilica Santa Cristina in Bolsena, is a Catholic basilica known for being the site of a Eucharistic miracle in 1263, which is immortalized in the fresco “Messa a Bolsena” by Raphael in the Vatican Palace. It is also the burial place of the martyr and saint Cristina of Bolsena. Consecrated by Pope Gregory VII in 1077, the church has a Renaissance facade and houses the Museo Territoriale del Lago di Bolsena. It offers beautiful views of the village and the lake, and is a major tourist attraction in the region.

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The church is famous for the blood miracle that is said to have taken place there.

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Bolsena is beautiful. The journey only occasionally. You can start from free parking not very far from the one indicated.

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Church of the Eucharistic Miracle

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The little village of Civita di Bagnoregio is a place from another time. Accessible only by a pedestrian bridge, the place is inhabited by only a few people. Nevertheless, there are shelters in the abandoned city. The once proud city, which lies like a crown on the top of a tuff rock and which mainly attracts with beautiful medieval and partly antique buildings within its historic walls, was already considered a dying village in the 70s and 80s of the last century. At times no more than 5-12 people lived here. Back then, landslides were unsafe and regular house maintenance was too expensive. Civita di Bagnoregio is now considered one of the most beautiful villages in Italy. Since it can only be reached via a pedestrian bridge and has therefore been completely spared from cars to this day, it offers a brief but intensive look right into the heart of Italy's history. In the early evening it gets quiet in the town, which is heavily frequented by tourists during the day. This is the best time to enjoy the historic city.

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the cathedral of orvieto is really very beautiful

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Class view over the lake on the promenade; Access to the port with excursion boats, beach - well... nice promenade for strolling.

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The Catholic Basilica of Santa Cristina is located in Bolsena, in the province of Viterbo, in Lazio, known for being the place where the Eucharistic miracle of 1263 took place, depicted in the fresco "Mass in Bolsena" by Raphael, preserved in the Vatican Palace. It is also the burial place of the martyr and saint Cristina of Bolsena.

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The reason for building the cathedral was the miracle of blood in the nearby town of Bolsena in 1263, when blood is said to have dripped from a host in Santa Cristina during the consecration. This blood miracle formed the basis of the Corpus Christi festival. The altar cloth soaked in blood is kept as a relic in a side chapel of the cathedral.

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Beautiful locality crossed by the Via Francigena with its fortress and lake of volcanic origin.

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Small medieval town with Etruscan and Roman remains. It is situated on a high tufa spur and is separated from the newer, younger town of Bagnoregio by a deep gorge. From the east end of this town there are great views of the valley, the gorge, the impressive backdrop of Civita on the towering ridge, and the pedestrian bridge over the gorge, which provides exciting access to the old town through an ancient city gate. Civita di Bagnoregio was one of the "dying cities" due to its exposed location and erosion problems and at times had hardly any residents. A Roman ex-manager and numerous dropouts and nature enthusiasts discovered the place and revived it by buying up and renovating the abandoned building ruins "Today, the place has also become a holiday home for artists. Concerts in the church provide additional impetus. Cafes and restaurants, a small hotel and a souvenir shop have been set up in the renovated buildings. The remaining original inhabitants of the village present their house and garden as well as an underground one Cave dwelling for a voluntary contribution from the tourists.Unfortunately it can get very crowded at times!

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The front with its huge mosaics is particularly impressive. It reminds me of the cathedral in Siena.

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Civita di Bagnoregio is called "the dying city" because it stands on a clayey hill which has been subjected to severe erosion for centuries due to atmospheric phenomena and crumbles slowly and inexorably. The town is now almost totally uninhabited, but can be visited safely.

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Be sure to check out the frescoes in the right side chapel - presumably Gothic.

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What I remember even after decades are the incredibly complex ornaments and figurative representations on the facade. Only when you stand close in front of it do you see how deep the facade is designed - something that is a little lost from the distance. So get close and discover the details! Towards evening the sun is reflected in the gilding - fantastic.

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Beautiful beach promenade in Bolsena with a number of bars and restaurants right on the lake shore.

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