Rome and Castelli Romani

Moving, nostalgic, unique, welcoming, coloured, nonchalant, animated are some of the many words that characterise the eternal city. Rome, an open-air museum, must be appreciated strolling along the yellow, pink and ochre facades of the historic centre, penetrating into the labyrinth of alleys to discover fountains, baroque churches, palaces from the Renaissance and the ruins of the ancient town. At lunchtime, the scent of pancetta and garlic slightly fried in olive oil will remind you that it is time for a gastronomic halt, because in this city one must take the time to live... The Castelli Romani can offer both natural and cultural treasures such as medieval boroughs, villas, volcanic lakes and stunning landscapes. The gastronomy of the area is of a high quality and the wine choice is exhaustive. The renowned vineyards of Frascati produce an excellent AOC white wine. Following the country paths that wind through the vineyards you will reach the charming towns of Frascati, Castel Gandolfo, Nemi and Grottaferrata.

Viterbo and the Tuscia

The Tuscia region, part of the "Francigena road", also known as the land of etruscans is located in the northern parts of Lazio close to the borders of Umbria and Tuscany. The countryside hilly landscapes, well preserved medieval villages, archeological sites and renamed thermal springs characterized this beautiful and less touristy region. Viterbo, also known as the "City of the Popes", is worth to be visited if you are in the region. The town has very well preserved the splendor and prestige of former times and it is still possible to feel, in the palaces and medieval churches.
In the area you can chase the story of the Etruscans visiting the Necropolis of Tarquinia, enjoy the clear waters of the volcanic lake of Bolsena and sip the excellent white wine Est Est Est... produced on the hills of Montefiascone, a splendid village overlooking the lake of Bolsena. Not to miss: Acquapendente, Tarquinia, lake of Bolsena, Caprarola, Vitorchiano, Civita di Bagnoreggio, Villa Lante of Bagnaia.

Abruzzo

Once attached to Molise, Abruzzo region is characterized by high mountains gradually sloping down towards the sandy Adriatic coast. The sublime nature of the National Park of Abruzzo, Gran Sasso and the Park of Majella, the cultural heritage, the local handicraft, the beautiful medieval boroughs like l'Aquila, Santo Stefano di Sessanio, Pescasseroli, Chieti and Guardiagrele, the sandy beaches in summertime, the snowy peaks in wintertime and the renown regional gastronomy make the Abruzzo region a perfect destination for every kind of tourists to visit all year.

Molise

Ideally located between Lazio, Abruzzo and Campania regions, Molise is a natural and unspoilt land with spectacular landscapes and numerous local traditions. Free of the hurly-burly tourism, Molise is the perfect place for travelers in search of peace, nature and authenticity.