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More than 200 national and regional parks, natural areas and nature reserves such as the Ancient and Primeval Beech Forests. Lazio is a region with many green areas and natural beauty which has invested a lot in tourism, building a large network of trails, tourist and cultural itineraries and promoting the area.
Lazio
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Beyond the Eternal City, a land of endless opportunities
Three good reasons to choose a green holiday in Lazio
The land of the many pathsFrom religious roads to bandit roads |
Old winemaking traditionsThe Wine roads from Northern Lazio to Latina |
Spas and wellnessSalus per aquam, from the springs of Bagnaccio to Suio |
Ancient roads where you can learn about the art and history of this region, its trades and conquests, ancient pilgrimage routes such as Via Francigena, the spectacular paths of St Benedict and St Francis, the hilly and steep climbs of the Apennines.
There are also ten lake basins, beautiful beaches, the Pontine islands and the precious resource of the healing and thermal waters, including Fiuggi.
Ospitalità Natura establishments in Lazio
Luxury Hotel
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Advanced eco-sustainability
From € 131,00 per person
Bio Hotel Raphaël
Guaranteed by the NaturaSì ecosystem
5-star luxury
In the heart of Rome
| Roma, LAZIO | |
| Open all year round | |
| TripAdvisor: 4.5/5 | Booking: 8.7/10 |
Organic farm
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Excellent eco-sustainability
From € 63,00 per person
Tenuta Ara del Tufo
| Giuliano di Roma, LAZIO | |
All places with Nature Hospitality in Lazio
Rome
This city needs no introduction. One does not need to be reminded of the many must-see monuments of Rome: the Colosseum, the Imperial Fora, the Pantheon, St Peter’s Basilica, the countless squares and the Trevi Fountain are only a few of Rome’s most iconic places.
There also many beautiful lesser known places to discover such as the Garden of oranges, the picturesque alleys of Trastevere, the Courtyard of Arco degli Acetari and the zoological garden of Villa Borghese. We also recommend tasty tours outside the city on the Alban hills to try delicious wines and traditional dishes.
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Frosinone
The capital of the province of the same name in Latium is often identified with the name Ciociaria, a popular name derived from the characteristic ‘ciocie’ shoes once worn by farmers and shepherds.
It is a land full of charm and age-old traditions, which holds true artistic gems, Carthusian monasteries and abbeys (the abbeys of Montecassino and Casamari and the Carthusian monastery of Trisulti) and important archaeological sites (at Alacri, Arpino, Ferentino). In the course of the 20th century, Ciociaria became known mainly thanks to the film industry, with undisputed masterpieces of the calibre of ‘la Ciociara’ (De Sica) and minor productions that were true gems.
Interesting are urban treks in search of ancient flavours and local delicacies and nature walks to discover farms that produce a variety of vegetables and characterised by a marked biodiversity.
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