Museo dell'Abbazia di San Nilo
Grottaferrata
(11 Km)
The Museum of the Abbey of San Nilo is set up inside the homonymous monastery founded in 1004. The core of the collections consists of sarcophagi, marble finds and portraits of prominent characters such as Alexander the Great and Constantine. Among the sacred objects you can admire a “homophorion” in silk and gold from the 14th century.
Museo delle Navi Romane
Nemi
(5 Km)
The Museum of Roman Ships was built in 1935. It housed the ships that belonged to the Emperor Caligula. Unfortunately, on 31 May 1944, there was a great fire that destroyed most of the ships. The Museum was reopened again in 1953 with what was left of it. Today it is part of the Museum Grandtour Museum System.
Antiquarium Comunale
Nettuno
(26 Km)
The Municipal Antiquarium was established in 1975 at the behest of the Municipality of Neptune with the intent to collect the archaeological material found in the territory. The most substantial part of the finds consists of ceramics and precious lamellas as well as findings of fossil malacology of the tertiary and the quaternary.
Museo Civico
Velletri
(11 Km)
The Civic Museum was reopened a few years after several renovations and interventions on the construction. It was opened to the public, for the first time, in 1920 by engineer Oreste Nardini. Nowadays, most of the most important works that were there at the beginning, have been moved to museums far from Velletri, such as the 'Pallas of Velletri', kept in the Louvre Museum in Paris. The gallery is divided into two sections: the archaeological section and that of Geopaleontology and Prehistory of the Alban Hills. The first includes the Sarcophagus of the Labor of Hercules, the Slab of the Prayer, and the Volsche ceramics. The second, on the other hand, is a journey in the Prehistory of the Alban Hills.
Museo Diocesano
Velletri
(11 Km)
The Diocesan Museum is based in the former seventeenth-century seminary belonging to the Diocese of Velletri. The collections on display date back to the nineteenth century and were kept in the Cathedral of the city during World War II. The most significant work is the “Veliterna Crux” of an ancient Palermo goldsmith from the eleventh century.
Museo del giocattolo
Zagarolo
(22 Km)
The Toy Museum was built on 18 March 2005. It is located inside the rooms of the sixteenth-century Palazzo Rospigliosi. It expands into 18 rooms where toys from the twentieth century are exhibited. There are about 800 pieces built by the most important factories that allow you to relive the good period of childhood.
Museo Civico Archeologico
Anzio
(20 Km)
It is composed of several rooms that retrace in various stages the entire history of the city since ancient times; everything contained within it comes from both archaeological excavations and from recoveries occurred over the years.
Museo dello Sbarco
Anzio
(27 Km)
It was erected in honor of the 50th anniversary of the landing of Anzio and is located in one of the halls of the Villa Adele, it is a historic walk as an exaltation of peace.
Museo "G. Manzù"
Ardea
(13 Km)
The “G. Manzù” museum was opened to the public in 1981 on the initiative of Inge Schabel, wife of the artist. Inside there is a large collection of works by Manzù himself: sculptures of bronze, ebony, stucco and also you can admire photographic archives. This is a place of cultural importance for the area. The museum is available to all interested parties.
Museo Archeologico
Artena
(23 Km)
The Archaeological Museum of Artena was inaugurated in 1991. Inside there is a large collection of objects of archaeological importance excavated in the surrounding areas of the city. Inside we can admire ceramics, ornaments, coins, glasses and numerous other Neolithic and early Middle Ages elements. The museum is open to the public.
Porta Pretoria
Albano Laziale
(4 Km)
Porta Pretoria is one of the most important historical places in Albano Laziale. It was discovered during the bombings of World War II and was one of the most important accesses in the country. With a height of 14 meters and a width of 36 m, it consists of rectangular towers and protected ovens. The door is the destination of many tourists who visit it and are fascinated by its beauty.
Sepolcro degli Orazi e Curiazi
Albano Laziale
(4 Km)
The Sepulchre of the Horatii and Curiatii is one of the symbols of Albano Laziale. Archaeological studies have found that the tomb dates back to the first half of the first century BC. This tomb consists of a square base on which four truncated conical towers rise at the corners and a central one of which very little remains. The construction is covered with pepperino slabs that alternate bands are arranged in a vertical and horizontal position.
Villa di Nerone
Anzio
(27 Km)
The Villa of Nero was built by the homonymous emperor and was used as a summer residence he himself used. The reason why the villa was built at that point was because Anzio was the birthplace of the emperor himself. Today we find only the remains, however clearly visible, that are open and can be visited by tourists and lovers of Roman culture.
Parco Archeologico
Anzio
(27 Km)
The Archaeological Park of Anzio includes the area where the Villa di Nero was previously located. It is a construction of Roman origin (2nd century BC), of which we can admire the remains. The park has ancient objects and buildings that tell so much about the story of the great emperor, including a library full of frescoes and numerous useful documents regarding the ancient residence.
Villa Spigarelli
Anzio
(27 Km)
Villa Spigarelli was built at the beginning of the twentieth century on the remains of a Roman villa. Even if the building is a modern building, there are still traces of the old era, starting with the structure of the villa. Today the building is managed privately, so it is difficult to visit it, access to the public is limited.
Torre Astura
Nettuno
(32 Km)
Forte Sangallo
Nettuno
(26 Km)
Fort Sangallo, located by the sea, was built in 1501 by Pope Alexander VI and his son Cesare Borgia. One of the purposes of this construction was to strengthen the fortifications already present in the place. It has a square base, with at the top of the ramparts, very thick walls with a large keep in the center. Nowadays it is in excellent condition and open to tourists.
Porta Napoletana
Velletri
(11 Km)
Porta Napoletana was built in 1511 in alignment with the ancient defensive wall circle of Velletri. On one of the door jambs there is an intimation that attributed to the Door a real function of a customs barrier. During the eighteenth century the structure underwent several changes, such as the reinforcement of the two side towers of a semicircular shape.
Torre del Trivio
Velletri
(11 Km)
The Trivio Tower was built in 1353 as a bell tower of the church of Santa Maria Assunta in Cielo in Velletri. It is characterized by the Lombardy-Gothic style and stands for about 50 meters in height. The facades are distinguished by eight windows each, adorned with green majolica bowls. During the restoration, the cusp was eliminated and currently the Tower has a lower roof.
Torre Astura
Anzio
(33 Km)
Torre Astura was built at the end of the twelfth century by the locals, the Frangipans. The maritime fortress, in addition to its first owners, passed into the hands of many other people, who also changed its appearance, to get to what we see today. For many years he did not have the attention of travelers, being a poor place full of peasants and robbers, what changed over the years. In recent decades it was used as a scenario for the films of “Pinocchio” and “Brancaleone alle Crusades”.
Basilica di Santa Teresa
Anzio
(27 Km)
Construction work began in 1926. The Romanesque Church is characterized by a slender forehead and shaped by flat side pilasters. The central body is limited by two pilasters that run until the annoyance, the portal opens under a small protiro.
Piazza della Libertà
Castel Gandolfo
(6 Km)
This is the real beating heart of the historic center. Characterized by a medieval structure, it houses the seventeenth-century Collegiate Church of San Tommaso da Villanova and the Papal Palace.
Chiesa di San Tommaso di Villanova
Castel Gandolfo
(6 Km)
The work of Bernini, the artist favorite by the popes of the '600, is located in the main square of the village of Castel Gandolfo.
Villa di Gneo Pompeo
Albano Laziale
(4 Km)
The remains of the Villa di Pompeo occupy about nine hectares. In the past centuries he had prestigious guests such as Cicero.
Anfiteatro Romano
Albano Laziale
(5 Km)
Dating back to the 3rd century after Christ.
Chiesa di Santa Maria della Rotonda
Albano Laziale
(4 Km)
The sanctuary of Maria Santissima della Rotonda is located in the city of Albano Laziale in the area of the Castelli Romani. The sanctuary occupies an ancient round-built Roman building dating back to the 1st century.
Piazza di Corte
Ariccia
(4 Km)
In the town of Ariccia, it was designed from 1661 by great architects such as Gian Lorenzo Bernini and Carlo Fontana.
Eremo Tuscolano di Camaldoli
Monte Porzio Catone
(13 Km)
Since 1600 it has been hosting travelers and tourists, with the incomprehensible exclusion of women
Palazzo Caetani
Cisterna di Latina
(19 Km)
Palazzo Caetani was built between 1560 and 1574 by Bonifacio Caetani. It is located on the pre-existing ruins of the fortress of the Frangipane and represents the main residence of the elegant family. Numerous artists embellished the residence such as: Girolamo Siciolante da Sermoneta and the brothers Federico and Taddeo Zuccari.
Cattedrale Frascati
Frascati
(13 Km)
Pinacoteca di San Silvestro
Montecompatri
(14 Km)
The Art Gallery of San Silvestro is located inside the Convent of the Camerlitan Fathers. The Art Gallery is set up in a part of the Convent and an exhibits collection of sacred paintings, which date back to the 17th century.Small format canvases represent religious during the retreat periods in the hermitage or for the devotion of community members. The Convent is open to the interested public.
Villa Imperatore Nerone (I sec)
Anzio
(27 Km)
The Villa of Nero was built directly by the emperor and was used as a summer residence used by himself. The reason why the villa was built in that place is because Anzio was basically the birthplace of the emperor. Today we find only the remains of the villa, however clearly visible, accessible and accessible for tourists and lovers of Roman culture.
Poliedrica S.r.l.
Pomezia
(11 Km)
Ludus gladiatorii il Tondo (I sec)
Zagarolo
(23 Km)