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Villa Tirreno
The staff was very helpful in getting me oriented and prepared for my following day of exploration. The room was super clean. The breakfast offered ample choices, and the restaurant serves a delicious dinner! Grazie mille.
Reviewed on Mar 8, 2026
Palazzo Catalani Resort
Didn't use the pool or the kitchen
Reviewed on Mar 19, 2026
Best Western Hotel Viterbo
The room was adequate. There was no breakfast abailable, no bar, or anything ad advertised. There are a few places within walking distance
Reviewed on Jan 20, 2026
Palazzo Catalani Resort
Didn't use the pool or the kitchen
Reviewed on Mar 19, 2026
Antico Borgo La Commenda
The venue is beautiful we stopped there on a road trip from Almafi coast to Tuscany. Would definitely go back and stay again.
Reviewed on Sep 30, 2025
Medieval House built in 1200 in the centre! FREE private parking
Apartment is beautiful, clean, and perfectly located in Viterbo. Beds were comfy, heat and water were great, amenities as described. The city is walkable and full of terrific restaurants. Shops are a little further and fewer but still present. Business hours in the city can be a little tricky but ...
Reviewed on Mar 28, 2026
Popular places to visit
Lake Bolsena
Boat and fish on the crystal clear waters of this crater lake formed by an extinct volcano. Walk or cycle along the shoreline, snap photographs or try your hand at painting the scenic views.
Tarquinia Beach
An Etruscan set of ruins adorns the southern end of a sparkling bay where today you’ll find ice cream shops, pizzerias and lidos.
Sacro Bosco
Spot an intriguing display of mythological and fantastical sculptures, fountains and obelisks as you stroll amid this 16th-century garden.
Viterbo Cathedral
Visit this 12th-century Romanesque church, which dominates a square decorated with fountains, medieval monuments and important landmarks in papal history.
Palazzo dei Papi
Take a tour of the rooms of this magnificent palace, built in the 13th century as a refuge for the papal court following hostility in Rome.
Faggeta del Monte Cimino
In this mountainside forest, a labyrinth of walking trails meander up to a summit overlooking the Tiber Valley.
