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antonino, Italy

25 Nov 2024

Good

ottima esperienza,equipe di accoglienza gentilissimi con assaggi prodotti tipici,guida competente.Consigliato

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Riccardo , Italy

19 Aug 2024

Excellent

Interessante, coinvolgente e veramente fresco (visti i 38° fuori)

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alfonso, Italy

17 Aug 2024

Excellent

Bella esperienza. Atmosfera che riporta indietro nel tempo

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About: Viterbo Sotterranea

Viterbo Sotterranea is a labyrinth of underground passageways and caves under the city of Viterbo. It is believed to date as far back as the Etruscan era (900 BCE - 100 BCE). The tunnels were expanded during the medieval period and were used for covert travel and strategic movement around the city.

Viterbo Sotterranea

Friday

10:00 - 19:30

Saturday

10:00 - 19:30

Sunday

10:00 - 19:30

Monday

10:00 - 19:30

Tuesday

10:00 - 19:30

Wednesday

10:00 - 19:30

Thursday

10:00 - 19:30

Viterbo Sotterranea

Piazza della Morte 1, VT, 01100, Viterbo

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