Capranica is a village in Tuscia, which hosted the poet Francesco Petrarca after being crowned in Campidoglio, is dressed in confetti to celebrate one of the most entertaining holidays of the year: the Carnival! Carts parades through the streets of the town, lots of activities and street food. A week Read more…
The procession of the Cocciarelle of Capranica takes its name from the small handmade terracotta and pottery products that used to be produced for September 8th for the procession in honour of the birth of the Madonna and the connected feast. The Madonna is the patron saint of Capranica that Read more…
The last stretch of the Via Francigena in Tuscia, the pilgrim route that starts from Canterbury in England, has its own special charm and crosses one of the most beautiful areas of central Italy where nature and culture blend in a magical way. In the evening you enter wonderful villages Read more…
The procession of the Cocciarelle di Capranica takes its name from the small handmade terracotta and pottery products that used to be produced for September 8th for the procession in honour of the birth of the Madonna and the connected feast. The Madonna is the patron saint of Capranica that Read more…
Feast of the patron Saint San Terenziano in Capranica with solemn religious ceremonies very felt by the population. On the evening before the party, take the route to the church of San Terenziano at sunset with the light of the torches. The procession is accompanied by the band and by Read more…
