The incomparable riches of Etruscan, Roman and medieval remains makes the village of Blera a place of timeless fascination. Its ancient streets, deep cellars and quiet corners soothes and amazes visitors from all over the world.
What to see and discover in Tuscia and the Maremma of Lazio: archaeological sites, nature hikes, villages, food and drink and the most beautiful places to visit.
Blera is an island in time surrounded by a green sea where history, architecture and nature merge into an inspiring whole. Passing along the ancient Via Clodia, you can visit several Etruscan necropolises, the best known of which is the Necropolis of Pian del Vescovo.
Nearby, other Etruscan Necropolises include those of San Giovenale and San Giuliano, the Necropolis of Colombaio and the impressive Monumental Necropolis of Norchia.
The path of the Forra (Canyon) of the Biedano stream allows you to immerse yourself in ancient Etruscan history.
This is walking tour of the historic village of Blera that covers many of the historic roads through the small town.
Blera is a small village and comune in the northern Lazio region of Italy. It was known during the Middle Ages as Bieda, an evolved form of its ancient name. Blera is situated on a long, narrow tongue of rock at the junction of two deep glens.
An interesting and pleasant excursion of historical and natural interest, in the Marturanum Natural Park, starting from the village of Barbarano Romano. The route proceeds in a loop and reaches the Necropolis of San Giuliano passing by Tumulo Cima and the Tombs. From here the itinerary returns towards the Torrente Biedano to follow the Sentiero dei Valloni which returns towards Barbano Romano.
