Parco Regionale di Veio, Roma
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Parco Regionale di Veio, Roma

Lazio

Parco Regionale di Veio (14,000 ha) protects the territory of Veii — the largest Etruscan city, defeated by Rome in 396 BC after a 10-year siege. The park is 15 km north of Rome but completely rural — wild boar, roe deer, porcupine and fox are common. The Cremera gorge inside the park is a dramatic tuff canyon. The Etruscan road tunnels (cunicoli) are still walkable in places.

Duration
3 hours
Distance
7 km
Elevation
+100 m
Best season
Year-round

Highlights

  • Territory of Veii — largest Etruscan city, fell to Rome 396 BC
  • Wild boar and roe deer 15 km from the Colosseum
  • Etruscan road tunnels (cunicoli) walkable in the park

With your dog

Park paths; dogs welcome.