Ruspoli Castle is a magnificent example of Renaissance architecture: a medieval castle surrounded with beautiful Italian gardens.

Known as "The city that dies" and located on the Umbrian border, with a view of the Tiber Valley, Civita di Bagnoregio rests on a wedge-shaped hill, 443 metres above sea level, sandwiched between the two deep ravines of the Rio Chiaro and the Rio Torbido. Behind the town lies the huge valley carved by the "calanchi", clay ridges with a wavy, sometimes very thin, shape, constrained occasionally by daring walls and huge towers, like the solemn and dolomitic "Montione" and the so-called "Cathedral".