12의 테센나노가지 명소 & 주요 장소

The current Palazzo del Comune of Tuscania overlooks Piazza Basile, between the Church of San Lorenzo and the former Church of Santa Croce, currently home to the Historical Archives and the Municipal Library. Previously, the administrators of the municipality resided in the ancient Palazzo del Rivellino, on the hill of the same name; the structure was so called because it was similar to a fortress. Subsequently, the podestà was transferred first to the palace that today is home to the Teatro Comunale, and then to the current one. The latter is accessed via a beautiful external staircase, which features a bronze plaque in memory of the restoration, in 1912, of the ancient name of the city that had been changed by Boniface VIII to Toscanella. (c) https://www.italiavirtualtour.it/dettaglio_member.php?id=96308

Ancient fountain located in the heart of the historic center of Tuscania, famous for the seven masks that compose it from which the water flows. The coats of arms of some noble families of the time appear on the structure. In the small square that towards the end of the Middle Ages was the market square, there is the ancient source of the Seven Spouts, also known as the Fontana del Butinale, so called because the water comes out of the mouth of seven masks, the Fountain of the Seven Spouts is the oldest of the cities of Tuscania, of Etruscan-Roman age the fountain was completed in 1309 by the podestà Lorenzo da Guglielmo, to better serve the needs of the city. The source seems to have fed the Roman baths existing near the church of Santa Maria Maggiore. In more recent times it seems to have fed a mill near the small square. (c) https://fondoambiente.it/luoghi/fontana-delle-sette-cannelle?ldc

With 12 up and 65 down. Nice bump.

Going up 20% is worth it because you can also go down again. 😁

Beautiful square in the historic center of Tuscania.

Definitely worth a detour. You should take a few hours to a whole day because there is a lot to discover and visit.

The small historic center of Farnese, perfectly preserved and well maintained, is worth a visit. The nearby Selva del Lamone attracts many hikers along the Sentiero dei Briganti.

Tuscania, in the Viterbo area, is one of the most fascinating villages in Tuscia, the area where the Etruscans lived. Numerous, in fact, are the testimonies left by the ancient population. Furthermore, some medieval architecture is still visible. With this mix of historical periods, Tuscania is a timeless village that deserves to be visited.