CLOSE TO ROME AND SABINA AREA

HOW TO REACH US

Highway, from A1 Rome-Florence exit Castelnuovo di Porto at 5 km
Distance from the Rome GRA at 11 km
Via Salaria at 350 meters
Monterotondo-Mentana Train Station at 2 minutes walk. Trains for Rome Center, Fiumicino Airport and Viterbo, every 15 minutes on average

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WHAT TO SEE AROUND

MONTEROTONDO AND SABINA AREA

Monterotondo stands on three hills and dominates the Tiber valley along the route of two of the oldest consular streets of Lazio, the Via Nomentana and the via Salaria. The town is different in two macro -areas, Monterotondo town, developed around the historic center of the oldest village, and Monterotondo Scalo, In the flat area where the railway station is located and where the industrial area and more recent housing settlements have developed.

A fairytale nature, an incredible artistic, historical and cultural heritage, unique folklore and a more than millennial food and wine tradition, are only some of the characteristic aspects of the Sabina. Go to discover the Sabina, for a short trip, for a weekend or for a long holiday, It will always be a wonderful and tasty adventure.

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ROME, ETERNAL GLORY

HISTORY AND CULTURE

Rome is without the other the city of history and culture par excellence: here you can visit one of the 7 wonders of the modern world, the Flavo amphitheater called more commonly colosseum, The Roman holes, the Imperial Forums, the altar of the homeland and Piazza Venezia, the Trevi Fountain, Castel Sant ’ Angelo, the Basilica of San Pietro and the Vatican, Piazza Navona, Piazza di Spagna and much more that is enclosed in the historic center of the city.

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FOR ALL TASTES

EVENTS, ART AND MUSIC

We recommend, for those who are a lover of art and music, to visit the Maxxi and the Auditorium Parco della Musica. This is a multifunctional complex of Rome, created to host musical and cultural events. Designed by Renzo Piano, it is located to the Parioli, on an area of 55000 sqm between villa Glori, the Olympic village, the Corso di France and Viale Maresciallo Pilsudski. Maxxi was instead designed by the Zaha Hadid architect; and managed by the homonymous foundation of the Ministry for Cultural Handphones and Activities, is divided into two sections: Maxxi Arte and Maxxi Architecture

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