Cammino dell'intrepido Larth: Points of interest

Cultural and natural places linked to this walk in the Appy catalogue. Check each location and description to plan your visit.

• Co-cathedral of Bagnoregio

  A town church raised to cathedral in 1699, after the earthquake of 1695 wrecked the old cathedral in Civita.

• Volsinii

  The ancient Etruscan city that Valerius Maximus called the head of Etruria, rich and ordered by custom and law.

• Castello di Bolsena

  Medieval fortress raised in stages between the eleventh and fourteenth centuries, when the Guelf Monaldeschi family held the town.

• Palazzo del Drago

  Palazzo Netti is a Renaissance architecture aristocratic palace located on Via Francesco Cozza #2 in the town of Bolsena, region of Lazio, Italy.

• Archaeological Area of Volsinii

  The Archaeological Area of Volsinii is a museum in Bolsena, Italy, designated as Italian national heritage, covering 40,000.0 km².

• Chiesa del Santissimo Salvatore

  The Church of the Most Holy Savior is located in Bolsena, Italy, and is designated as Italian national heritage.

• San Francesco

  San Francesco is a church dedicated to Francis of Assisi, located in Bolsena, Italy, and is designated as Italian national heritage.

• San Salvatore

  San Salvatore is a church dedicated to Salvator Mundi, located in Bolsena, Italy.

• Cistern, site of productive activity

  Access to the underground chamber of shop 1 was possible from the floor through a stepped dromos.

• Via delle Botteghe

  The decumanus perpendicular to the vaulted passage consisted of a paved road that ran 0.75 m from the wall plane of the shops and was equipped with a sidewalk.

• Thermae of Tusciano

  The complex known as the 'Thermae of Tusciano' occupied the area facing today's Via del Crocifisso.

• Necropolis and Cult Area of Poggio Pesce

  The archaeological area of Poggio Pesce consists of a core of necropolises, located both to the east and west of the small valley that divides the hill into two parts, and an area of rock worship.

• Via del Crocifisso

  The wall structure is characterized by a single curtain of parallelepiped blocks placed head-on without binder and directly laid on the rocky bed.

• Building, Residential Structure

  Remains of a rectangular building preserved in height for about 4 m.

• Villa, struttura abitativa

  The area of Mercatello occupies a portion of the homonymous promontory that slopes down towards the lake and the current town.

• Fortezza Albornoz

  The surviving part of a papal fortress begun in 1364 for Cardinal Albornoz on the rubble of a razed neighbourhood: the tower and a stretch of wall.

• Palazzo Clementini

  Palazzo Clementini is an aristocratic palace of Renaissance architecture located in Piazza Ippolito Scalza in the historic center of Orvieto.

• Town hall

  The Palazzo Comunale, in Mannerist style, is located in Piazza della Repubblica, next to the dodecagonal bell tower of the church of Sant'Andrea. It currently houses the city hall offices of Orvieto.

• Palazzo Coelli

  Palace, in Orvieto, Italy, designated as Italian national heritage, covering 1000.0 km².

• Monte Panaro

  Natural landmark, in Orvieto, Italy, at 631 m elevation.

• San Domenico, Orvieto

  13th-century church in Gothic style, dedicated to Saint Dominic, in Orvieto, Italy, designated as Italian national heritage.

• Sant'Andrea

  Church in Romanesque art style, dedicated to Andrew the Apostle, in Orvieto, Italy, designated as Italian national heritage.

• Sant'Angelo

  Church, in Orvieto, Italy, designated as Italian national heritage.

• San Rocco

  Church, dedicated to Roch, in Orvieto, Italy, designated as Italian national heritage.

• Cappella Petrucci

  Church, designed by Michele Sanmicheli, in Orvieto, Italy.

• Santi Giuseppe e Giacomo

  Church in baroque style, in Umbria, Italy.

• Church of Santa Maria dei Servi

  Church in Gothic style, in Orvieto, Italy, designated as Italian national heritage.

• San Donato

  Church in Romanesque style, dedicated to Donatus of Arezzo, in Bagnoregio, Italy.

• San Giacomo Ospedale

  Church, in Orvieto, Italy, designated as Italian national heritage.

• San Bernardino

  Church, dedicated to Bernardino of Siena, in Orvieto, Italy, designated as Italian national heritage.

• Chiesa di San Francesco

  Church in Gothic art style, dedicated to Francis of Assisi, in Orvieto, Italy, designated as Italian national heritage.

• San Giuseppe

  Church, dedicated to Joseph, in Orvieto, Italy.

• San Lorenzo de Arari

  Church, dedicated to Lawrence of Rome, in Orvieto, Italy.

• Chiesa della Madonna dei Cacciatori

  Church of the Madonna dei Cacciatori. Church, in Bolsena, Italy, designated as Italian national heritage.

• Cistern, water infrastructure

  The structure consists of an underground chamber with a flat ceiling entirely carved into the rock, with a diameter of about 10 m and a height of 6 m.

• Poggio del Torrone

  Peak, in Castel Giorgio, Italy, at 690 m elevation.

• Poggio Monterado

  Peak, in Bagnoregio, Italy, at 625 m elevation.

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