- Viterbo
Palace of the Popes (Polo Monumental Colle del Duomo): Skip The Line
Enjoy fast and stress-free access to the Monumental Complex at Colle del Duomo
ViterboPass
Enjoy fast access to the most important monuments of the city of Viterbo
Palace of the Popes of Viterbo
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Palace of Priory
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Union Theater
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Last admission: 2 hours and 15 minutes before closing
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Audio guide: English, French, German, Italian, Spanish
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Wheelchair accessible
Meeting point
Piazza del Plebiscito 14, ViterboShow your ticket at the office of Palazzo dei Priori and redeem your ticket for the Viterbo Pass with which you can enter all the monument.
A stone's throw from Rome lies Viterbo, a medieval gem nestled in Tuscia, the land of the ancient Etruscans. It's best known for being the seat of the papacy for two decades during the 13th century, but your ViterboPass gets you access to lots of interesting places!
Step back in time via the Palazzo dei Priori with its frescoes from the 1500s, and the Palazzo dei Papi, the site of the first and longest Conclave in history.
It's all about the atmosphere at the Rossi Danielli Civic Museum, located in the cloister and the convent annexed with the church of Santa Maria della Verità. Uncover treasures at the Museum of Ceramics and the Museum of the Sodalizio dei Facchini di Santa Rosa. Or imagine the audience in awe at the Teatro dell'Unione, one of the most beautiful Italian theaters in Lazio. The choice is yours with the ViterboPass.
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