Useful tips Marmore is located near the city of Terni (which is ~1 hour by train from Rome). The park has two entrances. To the lower one it is more convenient to get from Terni by bus (on the Trenitalia website choose the stop Cascata delle Marmore), and to the upper one – by train (get off at Marmore stop). If you are that rare traveler from the Sulmona or L'Aquila, go straight to Marmore. A train ticket gives a discount on a ticket to the park - 8€ instead of 10. The park and waterfall schedule changes every month! Do not believe the reviews that say to arrive at 11, or at 15, or at 20 - check the schedule yourself on the official website! The Lovers Balcony (the balcony behind the waterfall) is accessible only with a guided tour. There are only 30 places, so be sure to buy tickets in advance on the official website. The cost is 3€. You will meet near the lower viewpoint, and first the guide will tell you about the waterfall itself. If you do not speak Italian, you can either try your luck and ask to speak English (it helped us!), or go to Wiki (all the info is there). Then you'll go to the balcony itself. You get wet in a second!! You can buy a raincoat in the park for 1€, but I recommend bringing your own reusable one so you don't have to worry about the think flimsy plastic one. If you also have shoe covers, it's perfect :)) The tour lasts an hour and ends somewhere halfway between the upper and lower viewpoints. Being inside the waterfall is a very unusual experience, I liked it :) From the lower viewpoint you can see the entire waterfall, from the upper one you can see only one cascade, but closer. So both are spectacular, but in different ways. The path from the upper viewpoint to the lower one takes, by park estimates, 20 minutes, back it's 35. The guide said that from route 4 (sentiero 4) there is a very good view, but we did not have time to check.He also recommended sentiero 2. There is rafting in the park!

Wao.... amazing 😍 place must visit it you near to Rome.

Magnificent artificial waterfall, well maintained park. The trails allow you to admire the three jumps of the waterfall from various points.

Waterfalls really impressive. We arrived just 20 minutes before “switching off” water, so paid half price ticket. Water closing actually takes at least 30 minutes. The only thing we didn’t like: very inefficient organization of ticket sales: tickets office is at far end of parking, good way from entrance. People who didn’t notice messy signs pointing tickets office and go directly to entrance, need to turn back and walk all the way back again to get tickets.

Beautiful place 😍 It’s difficult to believe that these waterfalls are man-made. The tallest one is 83 meters. The only problem is the timing when the waterfalls start working. There is always small amount of water. And then by the schedule, they turn on high flow for few hours. Since now the season is over, working time is limited. However, the schedule published on the website is not updated.

Very beautiful view. The trails are suitable for everyone. Raincoat is sold inside and costs 1 euro. The 6th track is more suitable for professionals. 😍🍀

Sure, the waterfall’s history is interesting, but paying 12 euro and 2 euro per hour for what is currently a power plant where you can’t even bath.. not so convinced..

Amazing waterfalls… The adult ticket is 12€. When flow is at its lowest, the rocks can be seen through the falls. Prior to the flow being fully reopened, a long siren sounds!

Amazing waterfalls. Artificial made by the Romans. Beautiful park. We started at the top. We arrived at 10 o clock. Waterfalls starts at 11 o clock. We walked down to 1, 2, 4 and back to the top.

Beautiful series of waterfall, the largest one being really massive and impressive. Well maintained paths! Can get very wet, slippery and muddy so wear appropriate clothing. We went here in winter and it was really cool but it is probably absolutely stunning in summer or spring!

Beautiful to see that this is 2300 years old and is also used for generating electricity nowadays! From May 5th 2023 parking prices are doubled, so it's not €5,- but € 10,- a day! When walking up and down at a normal speed with taking pictures, it'll take you approximately 3 hours. Watch the timetables as the waterfall does not always work! And one tip: also check if the buses are driving.... We had the down walk first, wanted to go by bus to the top, but lady from info said that the buses didn't drive. So we took the 600 steps stairs up in 30°C.

Beautiful nature,so many things to do ,to explore! You need to be in a good condition to go to the final spot. It was hard to do it but it was worth it ❤️

It was a astonishing experience. The view was perfect. You must visit the web site before going there to check the water release times. There were several different routes offering different views. You can park the car easily either to the parking lots just across the ticket office for 2€/hour or 5 minutes walking distance parking lot 8€ until end of the day.

it was great but make sure to check working and water release hours in advance!

Pictoresque ruins, not many tourists, especially in the morning. However, the tables present dry facts and English translation is pretty poor. If you are not a historian, you will not learn much I feel. Also, although the opening hours begin from 8:30, your can buy tickets only from 9:30. You can buy online, but the website is not very good, so we waited for the staff to arrive.

One of the larger archaeological sites in the area with a lot of potential. Incredible to see almost no visitors at all (visited it twice, twice as good as the only visitors present!) while the infrastructure is present. Could use some maintenance though.

Gorgeous Roman city ruin founded around 219 to 220 bc. Active archeology site. Very untourested but worth the visit. You can walk all over the old city and read the plaques explaining each building. Btw, the best Roman ruins I have ever scene are in Tunisia. Visit Dougga and El Gem and you will never look at the Roman ruins in Italy the same.

Amazing experiences with some ancients structures 🗿Better than Pompei! PS be careful about this guy with sunglasses, he is observing people from hidden places 👀🤞🏻🤣

It's a nice place but not free. Website states 3€ but it's 5€ per person

I loved Carsulae and the lady at the ticket office / museum was welcoming and very helpful. I definitely recommend visiting as, well as nearby Cesi.

Well worth a visit. Fascinating site with English placards.

Antique and Amazing romanic village all to discover. Very cheep entrance €5! Suggested!!

Interesting church. The first building was built in the 4th century over the tomb of the martyr St. Valentine, in an ancient paleochristian necropolis. In the following centuries the building was destroyed by the Goths and rebuilt in two distinct phases. The current construction, however, dates back to the 17th century, when the relics of the saint were sought in the place where the first churches stood. The new basilica was completed in 1618 and the remains of the saint's body were transferred there, which in the meantime had been housed in the cathedral of Terni.

The basilica per se is nothing wow but you getting visit saint valentine so was still worth it :)

Interesting church. The first building was built in the 4th century over the tomb of the martyr St. Valentine, in an ancient paleochristian necropolis. In the following centuries the building was destroyed by the Goths and rebuilt in two distinct phases. The current construction, however, dates back to the 17th century, when the relics of the saint were sought in the place where the first churches stood. The new basilica was completed in 1618 and the remains of the saint's body were transferred there, which in the meantime had been housed in the cathedral of Terni.

Really beautiful Basillica. Worth a stop if you are nearby

Very nice place, luckily the weather was nice that day.

Such a humble place for a saint who is known and celebrated after by the entire world!

It is placed in an old Christian cemetery where St. Valentino was buried! A place full of history in the city of Terni

Wasn't good, Smelt abit funny they could of bought air freshener with all the money I spent to go there.

Here you can find original products home made... any type of cheese... good taste and quality

The birthplace of Roman emperor Marcus Cocceius Nerva, that rings a bell as I have only just discovered that Narni was originally called Narnia in those times. Not to be confused with The Chronicles of Narnia.

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It's the best place to be if you're looking for a place to relax and have fun

Quiet park, very nice.

Stunning palace to make a picnic, go a walk and play with children

the park would be very beutifull if were not owful people walking around. doeant look like a sage palce to bring kids after sunset

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