Originating as taverns that served only wine, today the fraschette offer homemade Roman cooking and traditional dishes in a rustic atmosphere.

Also known as the "Baths of Diana", the Bergantino Nymphaeum was once a show of cascading water and fountains with a mythical theme.

The Doric Nymphaeum (Ninfeo Dorico), located next to Lake Albano, was part of Emperor Domitian’s Villa residence. Carved out of the lakeside crater, this majestic site has elegant architecture and is amazingly well preserved.

Make the trip to see the ruins and understand the fascinating myths and history surrounding the sanctuary. Tips included on how to visit!

September in the Castelli Romani means the vendemmia, or grape harvest. It's a most exciting time as we partake in this annual ritual.

If you have time to only visit a few, here are the 5 best towns to see in the Castelli Romani.

Visit the Apostolic Palace, the Pope's exclusive summer home and the Papal gardens in Castel Gandolfo while they remain open to the public.

Viviavventura, a family fun engaging adventure park, delivers thrills, challenges and a sense of accomplishment.

A valid alternative to the sea on a summer’s day for its magnificent panoramas, fresh waters, clean air and sunbathing.

Discover the best of Genzano di Roma with this self guided walking tour.

Home of the fragoline di bosco and temple of goddess Diana Nemorense, Nemi is one of the most beautiful towns in the Castelli Romani.

Want to go for a walk, have a “forest bath”, learn a little history and take in one of the most impressive views found in the CastellliRomani? Then head to Monte Cavo and La Via Sacra (the Sacred road)

Step back 2000 years to visit Castra Albana

Lake Nemi is one of the most beautiful places in the Castelli. Here is how to visit and what to do.

The Frascati region is known for its winemaking. Read what makes this winery stand out.

The ideal spot for a countryside lunch complete with fresh pastas, wood fired pizzas, space to roam and vineyard views.