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Learn the story of Jewish families that moved to Pitigliano in 16 th century attracted by the tolerance policy of the noble Orsini family for building a synagogue, a school, banks, a cemetery and many shops. In 1600 Florence created a ghetto, but the relationships between Jews and catholic were never so bad and the conditions never miserable as in other Italian ghettos. Later the situation change favorably for the Jews, and the ghetto was closed, so in the 1800 the Jewish population reached the 12% of the citizens and Pitigliano became known as the Little Jerusalem. Enjoy the tour of the restorated synagogue,and ghetto. Visit the new museum that offers the possibility to discover this amazing unique place. The rooms of the ghetto were excavated underground, in the soft tufa rock, with windows open in the cliff, and is possible visit the ritual bath, Mikveh, the oven for unleavened, the textile dye work, the kosher wine cellar and the slaughterhouse, in addition to the synagogue. 

Take a tour of Viterbo with your own private guide, and discover the historic corners of the stately Lazio city. Focusing on the sights that interest you most, the private tour takes in the neighborhood of San Pellegrino and landmarks linked to the city’s papal history. You’ll visit the palace where the first recorded conclave took place, and hear fun facts about Viterbo’s numerous movie locations.

Wind your way through the history and architecture of the medieval hilltop town of Viterbo on this self-guided GPS audio tour. From Porta Romana we'll make our way back in time through the city's charming and historic center. Along the way we'll take in ancient fountains, majestic piazzas and palaces. I will tell you stories of the people and point out details, hidden courtyards and corners. Viterbo was a papal town where popes lived in the 13th century and where the first conclave was held. We will explore the San Pellegrino medieval quarter, one of the best preserved in Europe. Finally, we'll conclude the tour at the Porta San Pietro, the medieval entrance to the town. Come discover Viterbo's tales and secrets with me.

We will provide you with top class Mercedes Benz vehicles, to assure you a comfortable, safe and stress-free Day Tour. Furthermore, our exceptionally knowledgeable driver will assist you for every need you may have during the trip! Orvieto is a real beautiful city immersed in the countryside and it location, up on hill, permits to everyone who goes there to enjoy a breathtaking view! The flavors of Orvieto town are delicious and you can't miss a tasting of the local food and wine. Moreover, the stop in Civita di Bagnioregio makesthis tour even more interesting due to the history and the mystery of that little town!

Discover the history and architecture of the medieval city of Viterbo. From Porta Romana we will go back in time through the fascinating historical center of the city. Along the way we will visit ancient fountains, majestic squares and palaces. I will tell you stories of people and show you details, courtyards and hidden corners.

The imposing castle, which belonged to the Aldobradeschi first and then to the Orsini, dominates the village that was born from the tuff cliff on the Lente river. A network of alleys that descend to overlook the valley, the extraordinary ancient Jewish quarter, the deep cellars dug under the streets, the Etruscan door, the hidden corners of the Fratta district, welcome the visitor dazzled by the incredible famous panorama of Pitigliano. We will also visit the extraordinary hollow streets dug by the Etruscans near Pitigliano and we will try to discover the secret of their origin

Visit two of the most beautiful towns in the Tuscia area. Come to see Villa Lante and Villa Farnese in Viterbo. Admire the medieval city and its testimonies of the past.

A beautiful town in the heart of the Tuscan Maremma, Pitigliano is one of the Most Beautiful Villages in Italy and Orange Flag. Also nicknamed The Little Jerusalem, because starting from the sixteenth century it hosted a large Jewish community within its walls, Pitigliano is now one of the most fascinating historic villages in Italy and an unmissable stop on a trip to Tuscany. Perched on a tuff cliff, the town rises imposingly on the valleys of the Lente, Meleta and Prochio streams, offering a wonderful view of the wild and unspoiled nature of this area of the Tuscan Maremma.