Greccio in the Santa Reatina Valley: A Tiny Village With a Huge History
The village of Greccio in the central Lazio region is known all over the world for the first living nativity …
Lazio Villages
In the Lazio region and especially in Tuscia there are some of the most breathtaking villages in Italy. Perched on tuff rock, they seem to be suspended not only in the air but also in time.
The villages not to be missed in Lazio are:
- Civita di Bagnoregio (VT)
- Calcata (VT)
- Sermoneta (LT)
- Castel di Tora (RI)
- Bomarzo (VT)
- Orvinio (RT)
- Caprarola (VT)
- San Felice Circeo (LT)
- Subiaco (RO)
Italy’s First Nativity: Greccio Since the Year 1223
Yes, you read the title correctly: Italy’s first nativity is celebrating its 799th birthday this year. This iconic tradition that …
The Village of Castel di Tora in the Rieti Province
Castel di Tora in the Lazio region is one of the “Most Beautiful Villages in Italy”. This tiny village of …
The Seaside Town of Sperlonga and the Villa of Tiberius
If you’re looking for a coastal city that is also one of the “Most Beautiful Villages in Italy” then look …
Visiting Tuscania and Tarquinia: Lazio’s Ancient Etruscan Sites
In Lazio’s Viterbo province and in the heart of the ancient Etruscan land of Tuscia, lie two of the civilization’s …
Nettuno: History, Sea and Relaxation Near Rome
Nettuno is a lovely town on the coast of Latium near Rome. It is full of restaurants and pubs which …
Montefiascone, the “Pearl of Upper Lazio”
Montefiascone is one of the most beautiful towns in Lazio that you have probably never heard of. This ancient Etruscan …
Calcata: The Coolest Village in Italy
If you love visiting unique places that seem to be both suspended in time and in air, then the hilltop …
Visiting the Beautiful City of Bolsena and Its Lake
In the heart of the ancient Etruscan region known as Tuscia and close to the Tuscan border, lies the beautiful …
The Fairy Tale Village of Sant’Angelo di Roccalvecce
This summer, what could be better than exploring a practically secret, magical village on a hilltop in Lazio? What if …
