Things to see and do Lazio

The site is protected. It is impossible to access its upper part by car. Once you have seen the Mediterranean vegetation, you will have a splendid view of the Gulf and Gaeta.

The baroque marble facade dates from 1621 with respect to its lower part and the first half of the eighteenth century for its upper part.

Located right next to the cathedral, it retains archaeological remains from the Roman era and interesting Renaissance paintings.

The Selva del Circeo is of course accessible on foot and by bicycle. Do not miss the long dunes that border a large part of the coastline.

Gaeta's tourist office is a point of reference for travelers wishing to discover this charming Lazio town. Located on Corso Cavour, it offers visitors all the information they need to make the most of their stay. What's more, the A.A.S.T. Azienda Autonoma Di Soggiorno E Turismo, located in Piazza Traniello, is also on hand to answer tourists' questions and guide them in their discovery of the region.

Managed by the Association Visit Castel Gandolfo A.P.S., the PIT provides tourist, historical and cultural information, as well as practical information on the town of Castel Gandolfo. The PIT also offers booking services for guided tours, nature excursions, electric bike tours and tourist escort services with authorized personnel. It is also open on weekdays, but closed on Christmas, St. Stephen's Day and New Year's Day.

Tarquinia is a city rich in history and monuments. Infopoint offers tours of the monuments in Tarquinia's historic center, including the Palazzo Vitelleschi, the Convento e Chiostro di S. Marco, the Chiesa di S. Pancrazio and many others. The city is also packed with museums, such as the Museo Archeologico Nazionale Tarquiniese and the MAST - Museo di Arte Sacra di Tarquinia. For your stay, you can choose between hotels, bed & breakfasts and apartments.

Cerveteri's Punto Informazione Turistica (PIT) is a tourist information point located in Piazza Aldo Moro. It offers assistance and a warm welcome to tourists visiting the town. Visitors can obtain information on excursions and events organized by the municipality and province of Rome, book guided tours of the UNESCO site, and find out about the timetables for urban and regional public transport and the Rome-Cerveteri-Civitavecchia-Pisa railway line. The PIT also provides up-to-date listings of accommodation, bed and breakfasts, vacation rentals, farms and restaurants in and around Cerveteri. During the summer months, the PIT is also open in the afternoons from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm.

On Piazza del Quirinale, by heading towards via Nazionale, you can find, hidden in the bottom of a small indentation from the via, this palace built in the early th century at the initiative of Cardinal Scipione Borghese, but also among its illustrious owners Mazarin.

Pallavicini Gallery and its gallery offer a beautiful collection of great names of Italian paintings. Portrait of lady with little dog, De, Chick's canvases, Van Dyck, Signorelli is one of the inevitable. In the pavilion (Casino), the ceiling of the living room is decorated by a fresco by Guido Reni entitled L'Aurore.

On the right of the Portique's portico, this oratory was erected in 1689, with a rich façade of stucco decorations.

Following Arenula, you can reach this street full of beautiful fashion shops and other shops.

Faced with the Gesù is the seat of Christian Democracy, this political party which governed Italy for more than thirty-five years and finally sunk under the minirévolution of Mani Pulite or'Hands clean '. Its debris remains under the name PPI.

Through the lane on the right of PPI's seat, we reached via delle Botteghe Oscure, in which this time the Italian Communist Party, which has become PDS since the fall of the Berlin Wall. Passing through the via delle Botteghe Oscure via Coetani, you arrive to the pretty piazza Campitelli.

Rome Welcome offers a three-hour tour of Christian Rome by Bus. With this tour you can discover Santa Maria Maggiore, San Giovanni in., San Clemente al Celio, San Pietro in Vincoli, SS. Cosma e Damiano, Santa Sabina all'Aventino, Santa Maria in Cosmedin, San Marco, Santa Maria ad Martyr (Pantheon), Santa Maria in Vallicella, San Pietro in Vaticano, Cancelleria Vaticana, Santa Maria in Aracoeli, Santi Apostoli and Santa Maria degli Angeli.

Departure from Via Vittorio Emanuele Orlando 95 every day at 15 h (March to October) where at 14 h 30 (from novèmbre to February). The price is 43 €.

The Vatican is an independent state located in the heart of Rome. It is the seat of the Catholic Church and home to many important religious and historical sites. Among the most popular attractions are St. Peter's Basilica, the Sistine Chapel and the Vatican Museums. St. Peter's Basilica is one of the world's largest churches and home to masterpieces of religious art, including Michelangelo's famous Pietà. The Sistine Chapel is famous for its magnificent frescoes, including the ceiling painted by Michelangelo. The Vatican Museums house a vast collection of art and antiquities, from sculptures and paintings to historical and religious objects. Advance booking is recommended to avoid long queues.

The Roman Forum is a must-see historic site in Rome. It was once the heart of the city, where citizens spent much of their day. Today, it offers visitors a glimpse into the history of ancient Rome. There are numerous temples, judicial buildings, statues, arches and columns. Highlights include the Basilica Julia, the Tabularium, the Arch of Septimius Severus, the Staircase of the Gemonies, the Curia Julia, the Basilica aemilia, the Temple of Antoninus and Faustina, the Temple of Romulus, the Basilica of Maxentius, the Temple of Vesta, the Temple of Caesar, the Regia and the Temple of Castor and Pollux. A visit to the Roman Forum plunges you into the history of ancient Rome, and reveals the architecture and monuments that marked this era.

Rome, the capital of the Italian Republic and of the Lazio region, is a classic metropolis for city tours. The Roman way of life and an interest in art, history and religion are the main reasons to visit the "Eternal City". Tossing a coin in the Trevi Fountain, visiting the Colosseum and the Capitol, pausing on the steps of the Spanish Steps, visiting Vatican City with St. Peter's Square, St. Peter's Basilica, the Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel, and seeing the catacombs of the Via Appia Antica - these have all been part of a visit to Rome for generations, as has dining out or shopping in the boutiques and street markets. For millennia, Rome has been the cultural center of Europe and the scene of important historical events. IT WAS FOUNDED IN THE 3RD CENTURY BC. By Romulus and Remus. Romulus later killed his twin brother Remus. They are said to have been abandoned on the Tiber, suckled by a she-wolf, then found and raised by the shepherd Faustulus at Velabrum, below the Palatine. These are legends. The reality is that historically proven occupation of the Roman hills dates back to the 14th century BC. The development of Rome as the capital of the largest and most perfect political organization of antiquity reached its apogee under Emperor Augustus (27 BC to 14 AD). The city's eventful history can still be seen today in its countless monuments. Rome is like an open-air museum. The historic center, the Vatican City and the "San Paolo fuori le Mura" church have been added to UNESCO's list of protected cultural sites. In the narrow streets of the city center, you can immerse yourself for days in Roman life, far from the crowds of tourists.

The Décapotés buses of Christian Rome will lead you to discover the centre of Rome with the possibility of choosing one of the 12 strategically located judgments near the main tourist attractions. Audioguide in French!

To meet, go to Monte Cow, the small hill near the Campidoglio. There are few world day in the gardens. In the evening, attendance increases. Turn right after the stairs that climb to the Campidoglio. Entrance also by the grid located opposite Teatro Marcello.

Sperlonga is a charming coastal town in Italy. It offers a variety of activities and sights for visitors. The Sperlonga Tourist Office offers a multitude of services to help tourists make the most of their stay. They provide tourist information, guided tours of the town in Italian and English, as well as information on train, bus and ferry timetables. They can also arrange transfers to Rome and Naples airports. The tourist office also offers organized tours to discover Sperlonga's treasures, such as the historic center, beaches and sea caves. They can also help visitors find accommodation, restaurants and other commercial activities. Finally, they keep tourists informed about events and happenings in Sperlonga throughout the year.

Frascati is a town in the Castelli Romani region, famous for its gastronomic specialties and the elegance of its Tuscan villas. These sumptuous patrician residences of the late Renaissance and Baroque periods were built by the Roman nobility in the verdant setting of the Albani Hills, often on the remains of Roman villas and surrounded by magnificent gardens and parks. Some can be visited, while others have become luxury hotels or remained private residences. Must-sees include Villa Falconieri, Villa Aldobrandini, Villa Torlonia (of which only the beautiful garden remained after the war) and Villa Tuscolana, now a luxury hotel but open to visitors. Frascati is also known as the "Città del Vino" for its world-renowned wines: Frascati Superiore, Cannellino (both DOCG) and Frascati DOP. Wines and typical products can be tasted in restaurants, taverns and the famous fraschette. The town is very lively both day and night, and is the heart of the Castelli Romani nightlife. Thanks to the presence of a large number of scientific research institutes (ENEA, CNR, ESA, INFN), it attracts visitors from all over the world. Rome-Termini can be reached by train in 25 minutes; the station is a 5-minute walk from the city center.

Sabaudia, a charming town in Italy, has a tourist office run by the Associazione Pro-Loco. Here you'll find information on how to get to Sabaudia by public transport, as well as useful numbers and information on separate waste collection. Sabaudia offers a wide range of activities and tourist attractions, from the unspoilt nature of the Parco del Circeo to the archaeology, art and history of the area. The tourist office is on hand to help you plan your stay and answer any questions you may have.

San Felice Circeo is a tourist town located in Italy, in the province of Latina. The San Felice Circeo Tourist Office, run by the Pro Loco Association, has been a point of reference for tourists and locals alike since 1965. Their main aim is to promote the area and make it accessible through accurate information. The association's infopoint operators are there to give you pointers on the best way to spend your vacation, providing informative material and supporting you in all your needs.

Third of the basilicas of the Forum with the Julia Basilica and the one of Maxentius and Constantine, it can be seen on the right when entering via dei Fori Imperiali. Huge (100 m long by 40 m wide), it housed shops, courtrooms and business centres. Real antique halls built in 179 B.C., the only building of this type from the Republican era that has survived to this day. Its current state dates back to the 1st century AD. Surrounded by a colonnaded portico and divided into several naves, the basilica was decorated with precious materials.