Discover centuries of papal history at the Rocca dei Papi, a remarkable medieval fortress overlooking Montefiascone. Originally developed under Pope Innocent III in the late 12th century, the fortress later became closely associated with Pope Urban V, who chose it as his residence during his stay in Italy between 1367 and 1370.
Explore the historic complex and learn about its role as an important political centre during the period of the Avignon Papacy. The fortress played a significant part in the administration of the Patrimony of Saint Peter in Tuscia, an area that largely corresponds to today's province of Viterbo.
With priority entrance, you can begin your visit with ease and explore the site at your own pace. The audio guide provides insight into the history, key figures and events connected to this fascinating medieval landmark.
