Cammino dei Tre Villaggi
Lazio, Italy
Italy · Villa San Giovanni in Tuscia, Italy → Villa San Giovanni in Tuscia, Italy
Distance
20 km
Stages
3
Difficulty
easy
Best months
Apr-Jun, Sep-Oct
Cammino dei Tre Villaggi · Stages and distances
Walking distances for Appy’s stages (3)
| Stage | km |
|---|---|
| 1. Villa San Giovanni in Tuscia → Barbarano Romano | 9.7 |
| 2. Barbarano Romano → Blera | 8.5 |
| 3. Blera → Villa San Giovanni in Tuscia | 2.2 |
| Total | 20.4 |
About
A 20 km loop through Etruscan landscapes. Three stages connect Villa San Giovanni in Tuscia, Barbarano Romano, and Blera, each in history.
You’ll walk ancient paths, where the scent of wild rosemary mingles with the earth. This cultural route reveals Etruscan ruins and medieval architecture, a testament to a rich past.
Rolling hills, olive groves, and vineyards unfold around you, inviting curiosity. A moderate challenge, 449 m of elevation gain, makes it perfect for beginners and those seeking a deeper connection to Italy's storied heritage.
Stages
3 stages
Stage 1- Distance
- 10 km
- Ascent
- 160 m
- Descent
- 155 m
Stage 2- Distance
- 8 km
- Ascent
- 234 m
- Descent
- 287 m
Stage 3- Distance
- 2 km
- Ascent
- 55 m
- Descent
- 14 m
Points of interest
- Santa Maria Assunta
19th-century church, dedicated to the Assumption of Mary, in Barbarano Romano, Italy, designated as Italian national heritage.
- Santa Maria del Suffragio
Church, dedicated to Mary, in Blera, Italy.
- San Giovanni Battista
Church, dedicated to John the Baptist, in Villa San Giovanni in Tuscia, Italy.
- Chiesa di Santa Maria della Neve
Historic church. Worth a quiet moment inside if the doors are open.
- Misericordia Church
Church, in Barbarano Romano, Italy, designated as Italian national heritage.
- Sant'Angelo Church
Church, in Barbarano Romano, Italy, designated as Italian national heritage.
- Santa Maria del Piano Church
Church, in Barbarano Romano, Italy, designated as Italian national heritage.
- Chiesa di Santa Maria Assunta in Cielo
11th-century church in Romanesque style, dedicated to Vivenzio di Blera, in Blera, Italy.
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