The Orsini castle in Soriano was built for Pope Nicholas III in the 13th century and overlooks the Renaissance village, home to Palazzo Albani-Chigi and the Papacqua fountain, decorated with Mannerist masks.
Just outside town lies one of Lazio's best-known centuries-old beech forests, with a marked hiking trail — also the starting point for the autumn chestnut festivals.
Chestnuts, processions, districts and re-enactments turn Soriano nel Cimino into one of Tuscia's great autumn events.
Centuries-old beeches, huge volcanic boulders and trails at the heart of the Monti Cimini: one of Tuscia's most evocative forest walks.
Cucina tipica della Tuscia.
Ristorante tipico di montagna vicino alla faggeta secolare.
Relais di campagna e agriturismo con piscina.
A border town along the Via Francigena, with a medieval basilica and a crypt echoing the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem.
A small fortified town overlooking the ravines, the gateway to the Marturanum Reserve and the Etruscan necropolis of San Giuliano.
A small town overlooking the Tiber valley, restored after decades of abandonment and dominated by a tower that hides a medieval bell tower.