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If you are in Rome, visiting Trastevere is a must... Whether you are on holiday or just on a day tour. Let's discover together all that this magnificent district has to offer!   Trastevere is undoubtedly one of the most famous and important neighbourhoods in Rome. If you are in the capital of Italy, you certainly cannot escape a more or less in-depth visit of this symbolic Roman quarter. Trastevere is part of Rome's thirteenth district and here everything will make you think you have gone back in time. In fact, the urbanistic style has remained intact and faithful to that of decades long gone by. The narrow streets, of which Trastevere is composed, are dotted with many small squares dating back to periods before and after interventions in the area. Its name derives from the Latin term “trans Tiberim”, meaning, “on the other side of the Tiber”, the well-known river that crosses the capital, precisely splitting this place beloved by Romans and tourists from all over the world in half.   Index of contents What to see in Trastevere The 10 best things to see What to do in Trastevere Events not to be missed Getting there and around   With a population of around 13,000 inhabitants, Trastevere is and has been home to many Italian show business celebrities. Many well-known personalities, such as Raffaella Carrà, Amadeus, Antonella Clerici, Lucio Dalla, Gigi Proietti, Renato Zero, Fiorello, Paolo Bonolis, Dario and Asia Argento, Fiorella Mannoia, Mara Venier, Renzo Piano and many others, have in fact had or still have houses in Trastevere. Others, however, are the faces of show business who have been Trastevere citizens since birth. Among these is the beloved and very famous Alberto Sordi, born on 15 June 1920 just a few steps from Piazza San Calisto

What to see in Tuscia? Here is a short guide to discover what to do in the province of Viterbo. Get to know the best tourist attractions of this amazing territory near Rome.   Tuscia corresponds to the territory of Viterbo, in the Upper Lazio. It is a region where you can relax while getting in touch with nature and history thanks to its lakes, woods and parks. Without forgetting food and wine! The term "Tuscia" derives from Latin and means "the territory inhabited by the Tusci", i.e. the Etruscans. In the past, Tuscia was divided into three areas: Roman Tuscia, Ducal Tuscia and finally Lombard Tuscia. Today it only indicates the province of Viterbo. Are you wondering what to see in Tuscia? In the next paragraphs, we will discover the most important attractions of this territory. They range from the famous Lake Bolsena with the Bisentina and Martana islands to Capodimonte, Acquapendente, Montefiascone and Civita di Bagnoregio towns. From the Park of Monsters in Bomarzo to the local thermal springs. Don't worry! There is also a lot of good food & wine on offer.   Want to visit Lazio? Check out all the experiences by Italia Delight!     What to see in Tuscia? The most beautiful towns There are many activities that can be carried out in these territories thanks to the great variety of the landscape.   1. BOLSENA Lake Bolsena and its town are certainly one of the most popular and sought-after destinations. Bolsena lies at the foot of the Volsini mountains and thanks to its beautiful lake and splendid village is one of the destinations not to be missed when visiting the Tuscia. One of the town's symbolic monuments is the Rocca Monaldeschi, which today houses the Territorial Museum of Lake Bolsena. The Rocca is