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Lake Bolsena is a large volcanic lake in central Italy, about 90 km north of Rome in the province of Viterbo, Lazio. It is a popular tourist destination, known for its natural beauty, clear waters, and relaxed atmosphere. The lake was formed by the collapse of a caldera of the Vulsini volcano. This geological history contributes to its black volcanic beaches, some of which are black in color. Lake Bolsena is known for its clean, spring-fed waters, which are excellent for swimming. The shores often slope gently, making it suitable for families with children. The lake has two islands, Bisentina and Martana, formed by underwater eruptions. Public access to the islands may be limited, but boat tours often offer views of them.

Lago di Bolsena is the largest volcanic lake (crater lake) in Europe. The lake lies in the previously volcanically active zone of the so-called Apparato Vulsinio. It fills a caldera that was formed by the collapse of underground magma chambers following powerful, explosive volcanic eruptions, an estimated 300,000 years ago

The original Etruscan name of the city of Norchia is unknown, but it probably resembled "Orcla", as attested by early medieval forms. The settlement occupied a narrow plateau at the intersection of the Pile and Acqualta ditches, with the Biedano stream. The only access route was the Via Clodia, which crossed the hill and overcame the Biedano via a three-arched bridge, now in ruins. To go back towards Tuscania, the Via Clodia was cut into the tuffaceous walls in an area called Cava Buia. This segment of the road, dating back to Roman times, is still today one of the most fascinating and uncontaminated landscapes of the hinterland of southern Etruria.

There are many tombs found in this area. All prior to the Roman imperial age, they represent one of the largest examples of Etruscan art and ancient painting. Since 2004, the Monterozzi necropolis has become part of the UNESCO list of world heritage sites.

A truly special place, the photos don't do it justice. Uncrowded and clean, we hope it always stays that way.

Necropolis of a village dating back to the Bronze Age, one of the most important centers of Etruria

UNESCO World Heritage Very many underground tombs, all can be viewed by stairs. https://necropoliditarquinia.it