Immerse Yourself in nature, walk and draw ancient paths.
Embark on a creative voyage like no other. Dive into the realm of artistic expression as you uncover the beauty of Tuscia's landscapes. Let your imagination soar amidst the wonders of nature, history, and the magical allure of watercolor sketching.
Indulge in a transformative experience that transcends ordinary travel. Elevate your senses and awaken your inner artist with our exclusive workshops. Unleash your creativity and delve into the richness of Tuscia's heritage. Your journey of artistic discovery begins here.
Immersive Watercolor Retreat
Embark on a journey to cherish nature's artistry and history for 4 days.
Bomarzo and the Enchanted Garden
Vulci ruins and the natural park
Other exquisite locations near Rome that are not part of Tuscia but we like to cover are:
Villa Adriana and Villa d’Este in Tivoli
Ostia Antica ruins and the seaside
Ninfa botanical gardens and Sermoneta
and much more…
Nature-Inspired Workshops
Unleash your creativity as you explore Tuscia's enchanting landscapes.
Canale Monterano Ruins near Oriolo Romano
Old Beech Forest in Oriolo Romano and the Baroque Palace Altieri
Barbarano Romano and its valleys
Natural Caldara of Manziana
Treya River between Mazzano and Calcata
Sant’Oreste and Soratte Montain
San Valentine’s Mountain near Viterbo
Etruscan Pyramid near Bomarzo
and much more…
Historic towns
Calcata is a medieval town that projects itself over its valley like a boat. It stands poised to launch itself from the rocks and fly across the clouds.
Civita di Bagnoregio, the dying city in all of its majesty, stands in the middle of a valley amongst the clouds. It’s simply floating above the trees.
Civita Castellana, the grand tour city, is interesting for its historical value and tradition. Here artisans and artists still work clay, making ceramics like centuries ago.
Barbarano Romano is amongst the smallest and better-kept small towns in Tuscia. Its narrow alleys always resolve in a beautiful belvedere!
Vitorchiano the city made of stone, was built upon and rendered from Peperino, a volcanic stone. Around it, we find its valley filled with eclectic contemporary sculptures.
