#WhereWillYouGo

Host University 
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​Università degli Studi della Tuscia

As one of the most spectacular and historic campuses in Italy, Tuscia University offers students access to a campus library, computers, cafeteria, and many other student associations. The University is a short walk from most of the student apartments and the USAC office is conveniently on-site. Interacting with local Italian students and professors is easy, just head to the nearest coffee vending machine outside your classroom and meet someone new. Forza! 

Where In The World

Things To Do

  • Experience the beauty of Viterbo in the fall when La Macchina di Santa Rosa is carried across the town and in the spring when Viterbo in Bloom fills the city with flowers.  
  • You have the world at your fingertips! Take the train or fly out of Rome, it's only 1.5 hours away. 
  • Cant get enough pasta? Located in the center of town is La Spaghetteria with 300 different pasta dishes.
  • Make friends with the locals and improve your Italian!
  • Stock up on groceries from Emme Piu or plan a trip to the open market  
  • Local, fresh, and by far the best pizza in Viterbo is just outside of Porta Romana at Le Mura.
  • You'll be surprised what you will find outside the wall.
  • Walk the local trails or hike to another surrounding city 
  • Looking for an internship? Talk with Luisa about teaching English or assisting local artist Federico Paris with his works.   
  • Viterbo has an abundance of history to explore. Make sure you check out the many fountains, museums, parks, churches, and hit every gelateria you can.

 Read An Experience 

Are you interested in studying abroad in Viterbo, but need a little more convincing? Check out the listed blogs we have collected from Viterbo's alumni and gain some insight from another person's experience.
"Kpennyforyourthoughts" a blog by Kayla Pennington, alumna of Fall 2015 and Spring 2016. Check out her Study Abroad page for some "punny" stories of her life in Europe and read "This Is How We Grow" for more on how her experience in Viterbo changed her life.    
"I Left My Heart in Viterbo" a blog by Nicole Santos, alumna of Fall 2014. She highlights everything from her daily life in Viterbo to her travels throughout Europe! Be sure to click on the many categories she has listed for you to experience.  
"Alex"s Travel Blog" a blog by Alexandria Ingvardsen, alumna of Spring 2020. She kept this blog for her Travel Writing course abroad, and in it she discusses everything from the change in culture, to having to leave her program early due to Covid-19. Read her unique story! 
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