Discover the history and traditions by combining the pleasures of a trip and gastronomy, to experience the deep soul of millenary Lazio. Villages and cities perched on mountain ridges or lying along a gulf of crystal clear water, around lakes or in the green of the woods an hour from Rome invite you to experience the good old-fashioned life.
A few kilometres from the Rome - Naples A1 Motorway, Morolo is a small town on the slopes of the Lepini Mountains, at an altitude of 400 metres, still inhabited within the ancient walls. The village, very ancient and situated on the route of commercial traffic and...
The little town Morro Reatino sits on a rocky spur at the beginning of the Fuscello Valley: today its medieval centre, dating from the 12th century, still boasts the Castle gate and the remains of the walls of the towers. Its origins can be traced back to Roman...
Nazzano is an ancient village in the Tiber Valley, a medieval gem rich in history, nature, and traditions. The area was inhabited as far back as the Bronze Age, but it experienced significant development in Roman times. This is evidenced by numerous villas and the...
The town of Nemi, renowned for its famous wild strawberries, ancient legends, and the Roman ships lying on the bed of Lake Nemi, entered the List of “The Most Beautiful Towns in Italy” in 2023, and also obtained the Orange Flag, the prestigious award by the Italian...
Nepi, whose name derives from the Etruscan word Nepa (water), stands on a large tuffaceous spur between two gorges crossed by torrents. This town in Tuscia is renowned for its natural effervescent mineral water, the ancient Terme dei Gracchi, and the 1727 Aqueduct by...
Nerola is 50 kilometres from Rome in the Sabina Romana region. Its houses are gathered around the Castello Orsini, on a spur of the Monti Lucretili. Standing within the town walls, the Orsini Castle features magnificently frescoed interiors. It is the result of a...
Nespolo lies in the heart of the “Riserva Naturale Monte Navegna e Monte Cervia”, in the province of Rieti, at over 800 metres above sea level between the two Mountains. It is a perfect place for lovers of natural landscapes changing colours with the seasons. An...
The town of Nettuno boasts a multifaceted blend of art, nature, religion, sport and food and wine traditions. The ancient Antium, a medieval village with cylindrical towers from the 1300s, overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea, is today the pulsating centre of nightlife. The...
Norma is a balcony set on a spur of the Lepini Mountains, the "rave," rising steeply for over 400 meters and overlooking the Pontine Plain, embracing the view from Nettuno to Terracina and the Pontine Islands. The village originates from ancient Norba, the "stone...
Olevano Romano, a medieval village overlooking the Alta Valle del Sacco from Mount Celeste, still preserves its pre-Roman polygonal walls, the thirteenth-century castle tower, and the church of Santa Maria di Corte. The castle houses the Palazzo Colonna – Marcucci,...
Onano, small village in Tuscia is located on the Volsini Mountains, on the border between Lazio and Tuscany, just a few kilometres from Lake Bolsena and the natural reserve: charming medieval alleys and squares frame the old town dominated by the fabulous Palazzo dei...
Oriolo Romano lies upon the hills sheltered by the Sabatini Mountains, near the Lake of Bracciano, surrounded by woods of ancient beech, oak, and chestnut trees. The area boasts the Olmate, the ancient garden of Palazzo Altieri, and the gorgeous Beech Forest of Monte...
Ancient village in the Agro Falisco, Orte has always been an important city situated on ancient and modern roads, strategic waterways, and railways. Palaces, churches, museums, and a magical underground world confirm its richness. Orte, a thousand-year-old cultural...
Orvinio Orvinio, among the Borghi più Belli d’Italia, the ranking of the “Most Beautiful Villages in Italy”, is a palette of colours, where a wild orchid garden, green medicinal herbs, and white paving stones perfectly mix with each other. In the quietness of the...
The village of Paganico Sabino stretches from Lake Turano up to its highest point, which offers a stunning panoramic view of the extraordinary water body and the “Riserva Naturale Monte Navegna e Monte Cervia”. The main road of Paganico Sabina is equipped with panels...
The small town of Palestrina, overlooking the slopes of Mount Ginestro, a peak in the Prenestini Mountains, has dominated the countryside south of Rome for nearly three thousand years. Narrow streets and stairways climb up to the highest part of the village, which...
Located in the province of Frosinone, about 60 kilometres from Rome, the village of Paliano is a place of remarkable fusion between architecture and nature, overlooking the Sacco Valley at the foothills of the Prenestini and Ernici Mountains. It was in the 17th...
The village of Palombara Sabina, developed around the Savelli Castle, lies immersed in the greenery of olive and cherry trees at the foot of Mount Gennaro, in the Parco Naturale Regionale dei Monti Lucretili.Called Cameria, or Regillum, in ancient times, it owes its...
Pastena is situated on the side of a hill at 318 metres above sea level in the Regional Natural Park of Monti Ausoni and Lago di Fondi. Pastena is characterized by a defensive wall about 650 metres long, with round and square towers, only 15 of the original 25 to...
Patrica is a small village in Ciociaria, perched on a steep rocky ridge in the Lepini Mountains, a cascade of houses with typical reddish roofs by Monte Cacume. The village is located at approximately 450 metres above sea level, in a dominant position over the Valle...
A small town in the province of Rome, about 60 km from the capital. Perched on a spur at 575 m above sea level, Percile retains the characteristic appearance of medieval village with stone houses. It is located in a mostly mountainous area, with an altitude that...
Pescorocchiano, a small mountain village in the province of Rieti, rises 800 metres above the sea level on a rocky ridge overlooking the Valle del Salto River. It is immersed in the Apennine Mountains, from where it is possible to enjoy stunning views over the oak...
The town of Pescosolido is at 630 m above sea level overlooking the Sora plains, in the province of Frosinone, about 120 km from Rome. It was originally a pagus, a cluster of houses, as mentioned in the Montecassino Chronicles, and its name derives from the Oscan...
Petrella Salto, overlooking the Lago del Salto, is a charming village rich in history, art, and archaeological testimonies from the Roman era. The small town also includes the fifteen hamlets of Borgo San Pietro, Capradosso, Castel Mareri, Cerreta, Colle della Sponga,...