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In the Lands of Rasna and Falisci
The Roman's Enemies

Eclectic and multicultural people, who inhabited a large area of ​​the Italian peninsula; a people until recently little known and largely forgotten. The Etruscans made a decisive contribution to the history of Europe, shaping the "very first Rome" in many ways, and leaving a substantial legacy, which the Romans would never forget.

Their neighbors, and therefore strongly influenced by the Rasna, were the Falisci: a people less protagonist made up of artists, farmers and ranchers, a people little inclined to war activities that fate has brought up against the power of Rome.

Real appointments with two mysterious peoples, which today attract the attention of scholars but also the curiosity of all of us: we will walk in their land, looking for their traces and we will immerse ourselves, in this way, in their history, in their culture, in their religion ... in short, we will enter, with discretion, their complex, refined and powerful worlds.

Galleria
Tombe a tumulo Tomba etrusca lungo il sentiero Immersione nel tufo Sentiero lungo le Gole del Biedano, la valle dei mulini La Chiesa rupestre di San Simone Tomba secondaria del tumulo Cima (VII sec. a.C.) Resti della chiesetta medioevale (area archeologica di Santa Cecilia) Mole lungo il Sentiero dei Mulini Piramide Etrusca (Bomarzo) Coprinus disseminatus Veduta di Calcata Vecchia da Narce Resti della Chiesa e del Convento di S.Maria di Castelvecchio
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Faggio in Viaggio

Faggio in Viaggio organizes customized excursions for small groups of half or full day with a dedicated Environmental Guide.