Frascati is a charming village in the Roman Hills, an ideal starting point for a tour through history, nature and authentic flavors. Among picturesque alleys, lively squares and views of the Roman countryside, it welcomes visitors with a warm and suggestive atmosphere. Its most majestic symbol is Villa Aldobrandini, a splendid Renaissance Villa with gardens and frescoes rich in art and culture.

Nemi is a medieval pearl of the Alban Hills, perched on the ancient volcanic crater that guards the suggestive Lake Nemi. Among alleys, squares and colorful houses, it offers an authentic atmosphere rich in history, traditions and local flavors, such as the famous strawberries. An ideal stop to walk in nature, explore the woods around the lake and visit the Sanctuary of the Holy Crucifix.

Castel Gandolfo is a charming village in the Roman Hills overlooking Lake Albano, famous for its historical link with papal tradition. For centuries it was the summer residence of the Popes and still retains an elegant atmosphere and rich in history. Its heart is the Apostolic Palace, now also a museum, with decorated interiors and the splendid Pontifical Gardens. Arte&Vino is a restaurant with a warm and refined atmosphere, ideal for a lunch break dedicated to Roman cuisine. Here you can taste typical local dishes accompanied by quality wines, in an authentic and convivial experience.

Lake Albano is a suggestive body of water of volcanic origin, nestled among the rolling hills of the Alban Hills. Surrounded by lush vegetation of oaks and pine trees, it offers a peaceful and unspoilt natural environment. Its calm waters make it ideal for those seeking peace, relaxation and breathtaking views. It is also perfect for activities such as kayaking, pedal boats and sailing, which allow you to explore the lake from a unique perspective.

The Lazio Volcano offers a fascinating landscape made of extinct craters, woods and rolling hills. Crossing its scenic streets, you will be immersed in a green, quiet and full of natural charm. An authentic stage where nature, history and local traditions blend into suggestive views.

Ariccia is a lively town in the Alban Hills, famous for its folk traditions and authentic flavors. Its gastronomic symbol is the famous PGI porchetta, protagonist of local festivals and festivals. Walking in the center, you can admire Piazza di Corte, Palazzo Chigi and the Collegiate Church of Santa Maria Assunta. To experience the convivial soul of the village, stop in a typical fraschetta, such as Fraschetta Ariccia, to taste the local porchetta.