How to Find Us

By car:

Nearest Airports: Rome Fiumicino and Rome Ciampino – Drive Time: Approx. 1 hour. Each airport host a wide range of car rental companies.

Nearest Port: Civitavecchia – Drive Time: Approx. 1 hour.

Italy’s major motorway the A1 Autostrada runs the length of ‘la Tuscia’ and is a 15/20 minute drive from Soriano nel Cimino and Viterbo.

Driving from Rome and the South:
Take the A1 Autostrada North towards Firenze (Florence). Exit at Orte. Once through the pay toll (approx. €4 from Rome) head towards the direction of Viterbo. Once on the Superstrada/SS675 follow signs for Soriano/Viterbo.

Driving from Florence and the North:
Take the A1 autostrada South. Exit at Orte, follow signs for the Superstrada/SS675 to Viterbo. Once on the Superstrada follow signs for Soriano/Viterbo.

 

By Train:

The nearest main rail hub to this region of Tuscia is the train station at the town of Orte (15 min drive from Soriano) which is a junction to all major destinations throughout Italy.

From Roma Termini Train Station to Orte:
Frequent trains depart from Rome’s central station taking on average 35 minutes. Price € 5. (If flying into Ciampino Airport, a bus will connect you to Roma Termini)

From Fiumicino Airport to Orte:
Direct trains from Fiumicino depart every hour taking just over 2 hours. Price €11 (this is a commuter train and so takes longer however it is by far the easiest way to Orte)

From Florence to Orte:
Frequent direct trains depart from Florence’s Rifredi and S.M. Novella stations taking approx. 2 hours. Price €16.

Go to www.trenitalia.com for up to date train times.

When travelling to Soriano from Orte, at the entrance of the station look for a blue ‘Cotral’ bus heading for Soriano. These buses connect the town to Orte and neighbouring towns. Please note however due to frequent stops this journey can take 50 minutes, the last bus departs for Soriano just after 9pm and there is no service on Sundays.

Due to an excellent road network and in order to experience all that the region has to offer we recommend the use of a car when visiting ‘la Tuscia’, simply as once outside the larger cities bus services can be less than convenient. They do not always run at suitable times and short journeys can take much longer due to the number of commuter stops. The trains however work very well. We advise when travelling to many of the larger cities, for example Rome, it is simply easier to drive to Orte station and take a direct train into the heart of the city. There is a large car park at the station where you can leave your car all day currently for as little as €2.

NB An all day travel card into Rome (a ‘BIRG), with use of the buses and metro, is currently priced at €12. (Please always remember to stamp your tickets at the start of any journey in the yellow machines at the station entrance.)