Via Pantane, 2, Viterbo

The town sits at the foot of the Monti Cimini, a low volcanic tuff range with chestnut woods and Monte Cimino as its highest point. Lago di Vico and the regional park on the Cimini ridge lie a short drive from the city. Viterbo’s historical centre contains the 13th‑century Palazzo dei Papi and a medieval San Pellegrino quarter built on tuff. The city is the provincial capital and hosts a regional hospital, the Università della Tuscia, shops and a railway station with regional trains to Rome. Thermal baths (notably the Terme dei Papi and other spa facilities) are in and around the town. The surrounding land is a mix of tuff plateaus, woodland and agricultural parcels (olive groves, vineyards and arable fields). There are no nearby ski lifts; Apennine skiing is much farther away. The wider province has Etruscan and medieval archaeological sites and a local economy partly based on agriculture and spa/history tourism.