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Rome

Updated: Aug 4

Lazio, the region encircling Italy's capital, Rome, is a fascinating and varied destination that combines ancient history, natural beauty, and genuine Italian experiences. Whether it's the vibrant urban charm of Rome or the peaceful countryside and scenic coastline, Lazio offers something for every visitor.



Historic Cities: Rome dominates with its iconic landmarks like the Colosseum, Vatican City, and the Roman Forum. However, Lazio's smaller towns, such as Viterbo and Tivoli, are rich with medieval charm and historic architecture.

Countryside: Northern Lazio, particularly the region of Tuscia, offers rolling hills, ancient Etruscan ruins, and quaint villages surrounded by lush landscapes.

Lakes: The volcanic lakes of Bolsena, Bracciano, and Albano are perfect for relaxing by the water, water sports, and exploring charming lakeside towns.

Coastline: Lazio's coastline features the sandy beaches of Sperlonga and Gaeta, with crystal-clear waters and a laid-back vibe.

Mountains and Parks: The Apennine foothills and national parks, like Parco Nazionale del Circeo, provide opportunities for hiking, nature walks, and wildlife spotting.

Experiences

Discover Rome: Dive into ancient history with guided tours of iconic monuments, explore artistic masterpieces at the Vatican Museums, and indulge in Rome’s vibrant food scene.

Visit Ancient Sites: Explore the lesser-known Etruscan ruins in Tarquinia and Cerveteri, both UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Relax at Thermal Baths: The town of Viterbo is known for its natural hot springs, perfect for a rejuvenating soak.

Day Trips to Tivoli: Marvel at the Villa d'Este with its Renaissance gardens and fountains, and visit Hadrian’s Villa, a sprawling Roman archaeological site.

Lake Adventures: Enjoy boating, kayaking, or simply relaxing by Lake Bracciano or Lake Bolsena, and savor fresh lake fish at local trattorias.

Coastal Charm: Spend time in the seaside towns of Sperlonga and Gaeta, known for their beautiful beaches and historic centers.

Nature and Hiking: Experience the natural beauty of Monti Simbruini and the Circeo National Park, where hiking trails offer stunning views and encounters with local wildlife.

Wine and Food Tours: Lazio’s countryside, particularly in the Castelli Romani area, offers excellent wine tastings and local delicacies, including porchetta and fresh produce.

Festivals and Traditions: Experience local events like the Infiorata flower festival in Genzano di Roma or traditional celebrations in the small hilltop towns.


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