Cammino Tuscia 103: Points of interest

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

• Castello Torlonia

  Torlonia Castle. Castle, in Blera, Italy, designated as Italian national heritage.

• Castello Orsini

  Austere castle that grew around a 35 m tower-palace of the early 1200s, enlarged by Pope Nicholas III Orsini in 1277 and 1278. He loved the town and died here two years later.

• Santa Maria Assunta

  19th-century church, dedicated to the Assumption of Mary, in Barbarano Romano, Italy, designated as Italian national heritage.

• 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.

• Castello di San Giovenale

  Castle of San Giovenale. Castle, in Blera, Italy, designated as Italian national heritage.

• PONTESILLI

  A single fragment of a handle or more likely of a ribbon-like elevation of a loop, directly connected to the edge, is reported to have come from the tuff formation, partially isolated and…

• War Memorial of Orte Scalo

  Monument, in Orte, Italy, designated as Italian national heritage.

• Santa Maria Assunta, Vasanello

  Church. Santa Maria Assunta is a Romanesque-style Roman Catholic parish church in Vasanello in the region of Lazio, Italy.

• Chiesa di San Nicola di Bari (Soriano nel Cimino)

  Church of San Nicola di Bari (Soriano nel Cimino). 18th-century church in Neoclassicism style, dedicated to Saint Nicholas, in Soriano nel Cimino, Italy.

• Monte Cimino

  Highest peak of the Cimini mountains at 1053 m, wrapped in an ancient beech forest of about 58 hectares, among the most imposing in central Italy.

• Chiesa di Sant'Antonio

  Church of Sant'Antonio. Church, in Soriano nel Cimino, Italy, designated as Italian national heritage.

• Tomb of the Leopards

  Archaeological site, designed by http://www.wikidata.org/.well-known/genid/12f0aa6d7ba4a1321b9823fa5dea66cf, in Tarquinia, Italy.

• Chiesa della Misericordia

  Church of the Misericordia. Church, in Soriano nel Cimino, Italy, designated as Italian national heritage.

• Sant'Eutizio

  18th-century church in Baroque style, in Soriano nel Cimino, Italy, designated as Italian national heritage.

• Castello

  Castle. Castle, in Tarquinia, Italy, designated as Italian national heritage.

• Town Hall

  Palace, in Tarquinia, Italy.

• San Pancrazio

  Church, dedicated to Pancras of Rome, in Tarquinia, Italy.

• San Martino

  11th-century church, dedicated to Martin of Tours, in Tarquinia, Italy.

• Santa Maria in Castello

  12th-century church in Romanesque style, dedicated to Mary, in Tarquinia, Italy.

• San Giovanni Battista

  Church, dedicated to John the Baptist, in Tarquinia, Italy.

• Suffragio

  Church, dedicated to suffrage mass, in Tarquinia, Italy.

• Annunziata

  Church, dedicated to Annunciation, in Tarquinia, Italy.

• San Francesco

  Church in Romanesque style, dedicated to Francis of Assisi, in Tarquinia, Italy.

• Chiesa di Sant'Agostino

  18th-century church in Baroque style, in Soriano nel Cimino, Italy, designated as Italian national heritage.

• Cristo Re

  Church, dedicated to Christ the King, in Vetralla, Italy.

• Parco, commemorativo/ ai caduti della prima guerra mondiale

  The park located in Piazzale della Repubblica is situated at a higher elevation compared to the road and is bordered by a peperino wall.

• Tomb No. 88

  Tomb with a square plan, unfinished at the back wall. A double and high bench continues in a U shape against the side and back walls.

• Tomb No. 854

  Tomb with a rectangular, rather irregular plan. Along the walls are benches for deposition, one of which (right) has a pit dug.

• Tomb No. 1588

  Tomb with an irregular rectangular plan, wider on the right section.

• Tomb No. 1686

  Complex formed by the union of two chambers with entrances oriented diametrically opposite (one with a northwest axis and one southeast).

• Tomb No. 1718

  Tomb with a rather irregular rectangular plan, wider on the left. A bench for depositions is against the back wall, on which a pit is dug.

• Tomb No. 1786

  Tomb with a rectangular plan, with benches against the walls (the one against the right wall is more irregular).

• TOMB No. 3459

  Hypogeal chamber tomb with a square plan, lacking benches.

• TOMB No. 5430

  Hypogeal chamber tomb with an irregular square plan, slightly wider on the left. Along the walls, one of which (right) still retains nails, benches are attached.

• TOMB No. 5433

  Hypogeal chamber tomb with an irregular, elongated plan characterized by the curvature of the right wall.

• TOMB No. 5521

  Hypogeal chamber tomb with a rectangular plan, probably communicating with the adjacent tomb No. 5508, which has not been excavated.

• TOMB No. 5654

  Hypogeal chamber tomb with an irregular plan. Two large benches are attached along the walls, the one at the back being wider.

• TOMB No. 5957

  Very small hypogeal chamber tomb with a rectangular plan.

• TOMB No. 6049

  Rather small hypogeal chamber tomb with an irregular plan. The chamber has an unfinished corner (between the left wall and the back wall).

• TOMB No. 6066

  Very small hypogeal chamber tomb with an irregular plan. A bench is attached along the back wall.

• TOMB No. 5

  Hypogeal chamber tomb with an almost rectangular plan, featuring benches against the walls arranged in a U-shape.

• TOMB No. 9

  Hypogeal chamber tomb with a rectangular plan, slightly extended by a rough loculus occupying the entire back wall.

• TOMB No. 10

  Hypogeal chamber tomb with a very irregular plan, offset from the dromos.

• TOMB No. 11

  Hypogeal chamber tomb with a rectangular plan featuring a continuous U-shaped bench against the side and back walls.

• TOMB No. 15

  Hypogeal chamber tomb with a rectangular plan, rather irregular and small. A wide bench with a smooth surface runs along the left wall.

• TOMB No. 19

  Hypogeal chamber tomb with an almost square plan. A low and very wide bench runs along the left wall, in front of which almost all the space is occupied by a large sarcophagus.

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