Sutri

Sutri is one of the most surprising and fascinating stops on the Francigena Way. This ancient town in Viterbo province boasts an invaluable archaeological park. Its main gem is a Roman-era amphitheater, completely excavated into volcanic local rock. Alongside it, an Etruscan necropolis with dozens of tombs and a church, also excavated into the rock, which originally was a mitreo. For pilgrims, Sutri is a journey to ancient Etruscan and Roman civilizations. The medieval town perched above completes an unforgettable visit. It's a stage for immersing oneself in Italy's oldest history.