Visit Tuscia is the independent guide to the area between Viterbo and Lake Bolsena and Lake Vico: medieval villages, Etruscan necropolises, thermal springs and events.

A roughly 30-metre, 5-tonne illuminated tower, carried on the shoulders of a hundred bearers through Viterbo.
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In late summer, Caprarola celebrates the hazelnut with parades, tastings and shows along the great street climbing toward Palazzo Farnese.
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A great popular procession crosses Marta every 14 May with carts, farm produce and the town's historic trade groups.
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Allegorical float parades, costumed groups and street parties bring Civita Castellana to life during one of Tuscia's historic carnivals.
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On Easter Sunday, Tarquinia accompanies the Risen Christ in one of the town's most heartfelt processions, with confraternities and strong public participation.
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Cherries, allegorical floats, costumed groups and a giant tart bring Celleno to life in a festival celebrating the area's farming identity.
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From late June to early July, lavender in bloom accompanies a festival that brings together countryside, craft and the old town of Tuscania.
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Vignanello opens its cellars for tastings, flag-throwers, processions and music during a festival that accompanies Ferragosto.
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Tastings, music and folklore fill Montefiascone every August, celebrating the Est! Est!! Est!!! wine and the area's winemaking tradition.
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Over several autumn weekends, Canepina celebrates the chestnut tree, its symbol and a cornerstone of the Monti Cimini economy.
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Every 23-24 July, Bolsena re-enacts its patron saint's martyrdom through living tableaux staged across the squares of the old town.
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One evening a year, Vallerano turns off the lights and lights around a hundred thousand candles across its lanes and squares, with music and installations.
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