Archery Returns to Fattoria di Alice in Viterbo for October Event

Families and archery enthusiasts in central Italy will head to the outskirts of Viterbo this autumn as local organizations bring back a popular outdoor sports initiative. On Sunday, October 4, 2026, the Parco Agricolo Urbano at the Fattoria di Alice will host the event known as “Tiro con l’arco in fattoria,” offering both children and adults a chance to try the sport in a rural setting, NewTuscia reported.

Archery Event Returns to the Fattoria di Alice

The upcoming gathering marks another installment of the archery day at the urban agricultural park located at Strada Tuscanese 20 in Viterbo. Unlike traditional indoor ranges or stadium settings, the Fattoria di Alice provides an open green space for participants to handle bows and arrows under supervision.

Corriere di Viterbo noted that the event is a collaborative effort between multiple regional groups. The social cooperatives Fattorie Solidali and Alicenova are organizing the day alongside the local sports association Compagnia Arcieri Tuscia, whose members provide the technical expertise for the archery demonstrations and trials.

Park Access and Schedule Details

Organizers have set the operating hours for the park from 11:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Local reporting confirms that admission to the Parco Agricolo Urbano is free of charge, allowing visitors to enter the grounds without paying an entry fee whether they intend to shoot arrows or simply walk the farm paths.

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For attendees planning to stay through lunch or the afternoon, the event offers additional hospitality options. As detailed by participating outlets, visitors can reserve a sit-down lunch in advance or book a mid-afternoon snack (merenda) or aperitif through the venue. Anyone seeking further details or wishing to reserve food packages can contact the organizers directly at 335.6967463.

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