The Faliscan village in Tuscia relives the Middle Ages through knights, flavors, and traditions
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The Faleria Medieval Nights are the autumn appointment that every year takes the ancient Faliscan village, nestled between the Roman countryside and the Viterbo Tuscia, back in time. For three days, the streets and squares of the Municipality of Faleria, in the province of Viterbo, are populated by knights, ladies, jesters, and artisans, recreating the atmosphere of a small medieval village enlivened by shows, markets, and the aromas of traditional cuisine.
Faleria is one of the most evocative villages in northern Lazio: its origins date back to the Faliscan and Roman eras, while in the Middle Ages the town became an outpost of the powerful Anguillara family, who built the castle that remains the village's symbol today. It is no coincidence that the event revolves around Piazza degli Anguillara, an ideal setting for a festival that celebrates the history and identity of the territory, from the ancient ties with Emperor Otto III to the medieval testimonies scattered in the surroundings.
The calendar of the Medieval Nights weaves together cultural moments and popular entertainment. Alongside the medieval encampment with knights, ladies, and artisans at work, there are historical seminars and conferences, photo exhibitions, guided tours of the village and surrounding castles, as well as spaces dedicated to virtual reality that tell the story of the past using contemporary languages.
The local gastronomy is a major protagonist: food and wine stands offer traditional Lazio dishes, from pennette to porchetta, accompanied by dinner shows and live music that enliven the evenings until late. An opportunity to discover the typical products of the territory in a convivial and family-friendly atmosphere.
Designed to involve visitors of all ages, the Faleria Medieval Nights dedicate ample space to children with games, tournaments, and workshops, while adults can immerse themselves in historical insights, tastings, and concerts. Promoted by the Municipality of Faleria with the contribution of the Lazio Region and the involvement of the Pro Loco and the Senior Social Center, the event has free admission and represents one of the most cherished autumn appointments in the Viterbo Tuscia area.
The Municipality of Faleria, in northern Lazio, has not yet released the official dates or the program for the 2026 Medieval Nights. Based on the usual schedule, the event is expected in November in the historic center of the village, between Piazza degli Anguillara and the town streets. This page will be updated as soon as the organization announces the calendar and appointments.
Faleria is located in the province of Viterbo, in northern Lazio, about an hour's drive from Rome. By car, it can be reached via the Via Flaminia or the Cassia, taking the exit towards the Agro Falisco. The nearest train station is Civita Castellana-Magliano, which is then connected to the village by road.
Access to the event and shows is free. Dinners and tastings at the food and wine stands are subject to charges according to the organization's price list.
Comfortable and warm clothing is recommended, as it is an autumn evening event in the historic center. Parking is available near the village.
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Centro storico di Faleria