Ancient Paths of Italy | Rome - Viterbo
From the Eternal City to Tuscia, a journey through historic towns, landscapes and ancient routes travelled for centuries by pilgrims and wayfarers.
A Journey Beyond the Railway
The Rome - Viterbo itinerary takes travellers to discover northern Lazio and its historic and spiritual paths. Departing from Rome Termini, the train calls at Monterotondo, Montefiascone and Viterbo, crossing landscapes where nature, memory and a long tradition of hospitality reveal the deep connection between travel and pilgrimage.
Each stop serves as a gateway to the surrounding territory. Monterotondo offers access to routes linked to the Way of St. Francis and the Way of St. Benedict. Montefiascone opens the door to the Via Francigena North and the iconic sites of Tuscia, while Viterbo invites visitors to continue exploring a city shaped by the great historic roads that once led pilgrims towards Rome.
In this way, the railway line becomes a true multi-route corridor, connecting not only destinations but also experiences. More than a link between cities, it marks the beginning of a journey to be enjoyed at a different pace, with the train bringing travellers closer to the starting point and the freedom to choose their own path.
