1. Rome
The capital of Italy and the Lazio region, Rome is one of the oldest and most important cities in the history of human civilization. If you haven't visited it, it's like you haven't been there. It is full of iconic monuments - the Colosseum, the Roman Forum, the Pantheon, the Vatican and more. Incidentally, we have summarized the most interesting ones for you in the article Weekend in Rome? A guide to the main sights.
2. Villa d'Este in Tivoli
The magnificent Renaissance villa in Tivoli is famous for its beautiful fountains and gardens, which are a UNESCO World Heritage Site.it is one of the most important historical sites in Tivoli.
3. Villa Adriana (Hadrian's Villa) in Tivoli
A large complex of ruins in Tivoli that served as the summer residence of the Roman Emperor Hadrian. It is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It covers an area of about 120 hectares.hadrian's villa was therefore a huge complex that included swimming pools, temple buildings and a loveand offers visitors a unique insight into the luxurious life of the Roman emperor.
4. Tarquinia
The city of Tarquinia is a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its Etruscan necropolises, which provide a unique insight into the life and customs of the Etruscan civilisation.the necropolis contains over 6,000 tombs, many of which are decorated with magnificent murals depicting scenes from daily life, mythology and funeral rites.
5. Civita di Bagnoregio
The picturesque village of Civita di Bagnoregio is built on top of a steep cliff, and is often called the "dying city" because of the erosion that threatens its stability. From the outside it looks deserted, but inside you will find real beauty! Definitely pay it a visit, who knows how long it will be here before it finally slides into the valley.
6. Natural beauty
In the Lazio region, nature lovers will also find something to love. Worth mentioning is the Circeo National Park. This protected area on the Tyrrhenian coast with sand dunes, marshes and forests is ideal for hiking and bird watching.
Not to be missed is the largest volcanic lake in Europe - Bolsena, ideal for water sports, fishing and relaxation.
Also in the region you will find the beautiful Lake Bracciano, surrounded by picturesque towns such as Bracciano and Anguillara Sabazia, where the imposing Orsini-Odescalchi Castle is located.
7. Gastronomy
We certainly must not forget the gastronomy. Perhaps every region in Italy has its traditional dishes and Lazio is no exception. We recommend trying Cacio e Pepe, a traditional Roman pasta with a simple sauce of pecorino (sheep's cheese) and black pepper; Saltimbocca alla Romana, which is veal slices with prosciutto and sage, braised in wine and butter; and last but not least, Carciofi alla Romana - artichokes prepared with herbs, garlic and olive oil.
8. Winery
Lazio is also known for its wine-growing areas, such as Frascati and Castelli Romani, which produce high-quality wines.
