Overview
Sutri is a small hilltop town in Lazio, about 50 km north of Rome, that rewards visitors with remarkably preserved Etruscan and Roman antiquities. The town sits on a narrow hill of tufo (tuff) rock on the northern side of the Via Cassia, while the main archaeological sights lie south of this ancient road.
Architecture · Day Trips · History
Before you go
Connectivity
Mobile coverage follows Italian networks (TIM, Vodafone, Wind, Tre). WiFi available at cafes in the village center.
Language
Italian is the local language. Basic English may be understood at restaurants and tourist spots.
Money
Italy uses the euro (€). ATMs are available in town. Most historical sites outdoors are free to view.
Safety
Sutri is a quiet, safe small town. Normal urban precautions apply. The amphitheatre may have uneven footing.
Transport
Sutri lies on the Via Cassia between Rome (50 km south) and Viterbo (north). Car is the most practical transport; public bus service is limited.