
A stone's throw
from everything.
Medieval villages, volcanic lakes, Renaissance gardens and Rome — all within an hour's drive.
A land
outside of time.
Tuscia, the countryside around Viterbo, is one of Italy's least known — and most extraordinary — regions. Etruscan landscapes, medieval villages frozen in time, lakes born of ancient volcanoes.
Villa Vacanze Valentina is the perfect starting point: choose a different destination every morning, and come home to the silence of Tuscia every evening.

10 min · Nature & Culture
Parco dei Mostri di Bomarzo (Monster Park)
Italy's most bizarre Renaissance garden of wonders. A surrealist experience unlike anywhere else in the world.
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45 min · Villages
Civita di Bagnoregio
The dying city: a medieval village perched on a tufa spur, reachable only on foot. Unforgettable.
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40 min · Nature
Lake Bolsena
Europe's largest volcanic lake. Crystal-clear water, lakeside villages and the freshest fish.
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25 km · History & Art
Viterbo – City of the Popes
A perfectly preserved medieval quarter of fountains, papal palaces and alleyways made for wandering.
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20 min · Gardens
Villa Lante di Bagnaia
One of the finest Italian Renaissance gardens, with water features and flawless symmetry.
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50 min · History & Art
Orvieto
Orvieto's Gothic cathedral is one of Italy's most spectacular. A city set on a plateau of tufa rock.
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20 min · Villages
Celleno – the Ghost Village
An abandoned medieval village suspended in time, among the most atmospheric and photographed places in Tuscia.
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1h 10min · Nature
Marmore Falls
One of Europe's tallest waterfalls, created by the ancient Romans. A natural spectacle in the heart of Umbria.
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1 hour · Cities
Rome
The Eternal City is just 60 minutes away. A perfect day trip for art, history and Roman cuisine.
Read the guide →Tuscia is waiting.
And so are we.
Book your stay and use Villa Valentina as your base camp for exploring one of Italy's most beautiful regions.
Photo credits: Civita di Bagnoregio © Mlauram (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Orvieto Cathedral © Groume (CC BY-SA 2.0) · Bassano in Teverina © Cosmin latan (CC BY-SA 3.0), via Wikimedia Commons