Guidebook for Castel Cellesi
Sightseeing
The village is fabulous, suspended on rocky cliffs.
During the day the site is very crowded. The best time to visit Civita is at Sunset
211 locals recommend
Civita di Bagnoregio
The village is fabulous, suspended on rocky cliffs.
During the day the site is very crowded. The best time to visit Civita is at Sunset
Orvieto
Cathedral Church, Medieval quarter
Montefiascone
The Castle (Rocca) and the Cathedral Church and its large Dome
Parks & Nature
All around Lake Bolsena there is a number of small historic villages. Beautiful beaches, very well equipped with umbrellas, deckchairs, patinoes etc...Perfect for sunbathing and swimming
243 locals recommend
Lake Bolsena
All around Lake Bolsena there is a number of small historic villages. Beautiful beaches, very well equipped with umbrellas, deckchairs, patinoes etc...Perfect for sunbathing and swimming
Terme Dei Papi Viterbo
53 Via S. LorenzoHot Springs
Mostri Park
Località GiardinoThe Monsters Park, incredible experience
The most attractive section of the Via Francigena starts just a few metres out of Montefiascone, immediately after the Stadium. The stone paving (basolato) of the pathway is still the original one dating back from the Roman times.
Via Francigena Viterbo Roma
57 Via della RoccaThe most attractive section of the Via Francigena starts just a few metres out of Montefiascone, immediately after the Stadium. The stone paving (basolato) of the pathway is still the original one dating back from the Roman times.
Hiking and biking are possible. A 6 Km. long path starting at Castel Cellesi would take you trough fields and countryside. Ancient caves (Etruscan tombs?) are visible and also the remains of a "ELEPHAS ANTIQUUS" (kind of elephant ca. 1 million years ago) whose bones are on display on site.
Castel Cellesi
Hiking and biking are possible. A 6 Km. long path starting at Castel Cellesi would take you trough fields and countryside. Ancient caves (Etruscan tombs?) are visible and also the remains of a "ELEPHAS ANTIQUUS" (kind of elephant ca. 1 million years ago) whose bones are on display on site.