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Field trips for Viterbo, Italy

We highly recommend students participate in the following organized field trips, which are included in your program fees. Some trips may be mandatory for specific classes and will be led by the Resident Director, instructors, or International Office staff.

Please note that destinations may only be available during certain terms and are subject to change at the discretion of the Resident Director or on-site staff.

The following are possible field trip destinations, with further details provided upon arrival.

A group of people crossing the bridge to Civita di Bagnoregio in Italy.Civita di Bagnoregio

Enjoy breathtaking views on the hike to Civita di Bagnoregio, a village perched on a hill and known for its amazing views of the Calanchi Valley.

An aerial view of the Villa Farnese palace in Italy.Farnese Renaissance Palace

Step back in time at Villa Farnese, one of the most beautiful Renaissance palaces. Discover stunning frescoes, elegant architecture, and lovely gardens at the palace that hosted the Farnese family.

A group of students standing on the steps of the Italian Parliament in Italy.Italian Parliament

Experience the privilege to access the Italian Parliament palace, a cradle of Italian history and politics.

Marmore waterfalls in Italy.Marmore Waterfalls

Discover the highest man-made waterfalls in Europe, created by the Romans in 271 BCE. Hike one of five different walking paths and enjoy the beautiful nature of the Umbria region.

Students in front of the Orvieto Cathedral in Orvieto, Italy.Orvieto

Dive into the history of Orvieto, a gorgeous hill town in the Umbria region. Marvel at the magnificent 14th-century Cathedral of Orvieto, take a stroll along the medieval and Renaissance streets, and sample tasty local foods.

Three people touring the Perugina Chocolate Factory in Italy.Perugina Chocolate Factory

Visit the historical chocolate factory located in the town of Perugia. Learn about the history of the factory and its long tradition, see the production of their delicious products, and taste incredible chocolates.

Students in front of a sculpture in the Tarot Garden in Italy.Tarot Garden

Explore a fantastic sculpture garden based on the Tarot cards, designed by Niki de St. Phalle in the spirit of Gaudi.

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