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The Via Cassia was an ancient Roman consular road that connected Rome with Etruria. Built starting from the 3rd or 2nd century BC, it initially reached Clusium (Chiusi), then was extended to Cortona, Arezzo and Fiesole and, subsequently, towards the Tyrrhenian coast through Pistoia and Lucca from which several routes branched off up to Luni, where the Via Aemilia Scauri began. The Via Cassia started from Rome but did not begin, like all the consular roads, from the golden miliarium located in the Roman Forum. In fact, it originated from the Milvian Bridge, in the northern part of Rome, on the right bank of the Tiber which divided Rome from Etruria (the territory between the Arno and the Tiber ), marking the miles travelled in Etruria.

incredibly beautiful, we liked it very much

Beautiful town on the lake of the same name and along the Via Francigena

on the Via Francigena between Montefiascone and Viterbo

Beautiful village

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.

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.

The Fortezza di Bolsena, also known as Rocca Monaldeschi, is an impressive castle that dominates the panorama of the village and the lake below. Built by the Orvietani in 1295, it was later transformed by the Monaldeschi, one of the most important families of Orvieto1. Although they never occupied it, the castle is now home to the Museo Territoriale del Lago di Bolsena. It offers a breathtaking view.