Regional parks and natural reserves, green lungs of Lazio, tell a thousand stories of flora and fauna, spectacular natural environments and geological eras. Let yourself be captivated by the magic of landscapes rich in centuries-old woods, historic beech woods, amazing lakes and rivers, fortresses, castles and archaeological sites.
The Gran Sasso e Monti della Laga National Park spans the Abruzzo, Lazio, and Marche regions, crossing forty-four municipalities within the provinces of L'Aquila, Teramo, Pescara, Rieti, and Ascoli Piceno. The park boasts a wide variety of landscapes: from the lunar...
The Orie Terme Oasis Park in Configno, a small hamlet of Amatrice, is an extraordinary site immersed in an uncontaminated ecosystem, boasting centuries-old trees, unique wild animals, and abundant water. The nature park, owned by the Betturri family since 1610,...
Finally, it is time to fully experience nature by visiting 12 sites in Lazio and discovering 7 kinds of flowers in bloom in their thousand fragrant nuances. From Spring to Summer, peonies, cherry blossoms, tulips, roses, hydrangeas, orchids, and daffodils wonderfully...
Centuries-old trees, colourful flowers, ancient ruins, crystal clear water feature, the Garden of Ninfa is a true work of art to be experienced with the five senses. Let us immediately immerse ourselves in this Paradise! We enter the garden from where a bridge once...
The over ten-hectare romantic Landriana Gardens in Tor San Lorenzo di Ardea, about thirty kilometres from Rome, offer visitors to experience the charming atmosphere of Spring, in all its scents and colours. The Gardens include several sections, each one hosting...
The Pastena Caves are located in the Parco naturale regionale Monti Ausoni e Lago di Fondi. They date back to the Mesozoic era, between eighty and fifty million years ago, and are the result of the incessant action of water erosion. In the ten caves you can admire...
There is an enchanting territory on the border with Abruzzo, easily reachable from Rome in just under 90 minutes by car, with hiking routes for everyone, a landscape of limestone sculpted by deep valleys, stretches of highland prairie and dense beech forests. For...
It is a historical residence with the largest landscaped public park of Rome. A real paradise for those who love outdoor sports, who meet here to go jogging along the many pathways or do physical exercises in the dedicated areas. Once farmland belonging to the Doria...
Villa Celimontana is a public park extending over the summit of the Celian hill, from which its name originates. It is one of the most atmospheric and charming corners of Rome. The Palatine hill rises across from the Celian hill and is home to some ancient ruins. Next...
Villa Ada is set in the second largest public park of Rome after Villa Doria Pamphilj's. It is located between the Parioli and Trieste quarters and can be reached by taking the Via Salaria in the direction of the Grande Raccordo Anulare. The park dates from the 18th...
In Ciociaria, not far from Frosinone and less than two hours from Rome, lies this uncontaminated territory, ideal for excursions in a natural and suggestive environment. The waters of the lake are home to a rich natural heritage; thanks to their continuous exchange...
The Valle del Treja is a place not far from Rome which offers hiking trails and itineraries amidst the beauty of nature. The territory has a very long geological history, influenced by the presence of large volcanoes. The various eruptions have covered the rocks and...
Yesterday this was the southern tip of the land belonging to the Etruscans, Rome's arch-rival, the enemy to be beaten at all costs – whom Furius Camillus was only to defeat in AD 396. Today it is a precious green lung for the citizens of the Capital, in search of...
The park of Villa Borghese extends over the area once occupied by the gardens of Lucullus in the Roman period. The Borghese family became owners of the land in 1580. A few years later the pavilion designed to house the family's significant art collection was built by...
The “Parco Nazionale del Circeo” is not only rich in lakes, dunes and mountains, but also includes characteristic villages and medieval castles. The Park is one of the most coveted tourist destinations in Lazio and belongs to the “MaB” (Man and the Biosphere)...
Near Rieti, in the centre of the Valle Santa between Greccio and Poggio Bustone, the Nature Reserve is a wetland of great interest, an ancient basin fed by the waters of Monte Terminillo, where numerous species of birds nest. Surrounded by reedbeds and tracts of...
The journey to explore the nature in this area begins with the historical valley floors, woods and mountains in a “secular” journey, an exciting trail that goes from Rome to l’Aquila, a tourism aimed at great experiences, and promoting the protection and enhancement...