Castelli Romani wheelchair accessible tours from Rome excursions

Castelli Romani Wheelchair Accessible Tours

Not too far, from Rome's grandiose monuments, in a more expansive and less crowded area than the capital, the Castelli Romani are a gem of Latium.

Hidden just a few kilometers from the capital's city center.

It's a perfect destination for a day trip, a weekend getaway, or a longer vacation.

It's a charming area encompassing towns and villages, rich in attractions and history.

The Castelli Romani are a collection of towns, cities and small villages that emerged around the XIV century.

There are fourteen historic municipalities that are part of the Castelli Romani, which, from most to least populated.

Are Marino, Albano Laziale, Frascati, Genzano di Roma, Grottaferrata, Ariccia, Rocca di Papa, Lanuvio, Rocca Priora, Monte Compatri, Castel Gandolfo, Monte Porzio Catone, Colonna and Nemi.

Lariano and Velletri are also considered part of the Castelli Romani.

Cuisine is undoubtedly one of the Castelli Romani's added values.

Once you've chosen your evening destination, you can stroll through the streets of each village and be enchanted by the many bars and restaurants that lure you with the promise of serving authentic, traditional Latium recipes from aperitif to dinner.

Anyone who finds themselves in these parts shouldn't miss the opportunity to admire villas, parks, archaeological sites, churches, and taste typical products such as wine, strawberries, and porchetta.

Private Castelli Romani Wheelchair Accessible Tours

Disabled friendly Castelli Romani wheelchair accessible tours with a professional guide.

Accessible Italian Holiday provide a safe and a full accessible tours around it at previewed itineraries.

Visit this rich and fascinating land with a specialized tourist guide.

Adapted van transportation specifically designed for disabled tourists traveling on holiday to Castelli Romani in Rome.

Touring Castelli Romani

Exploration can begin, for example, in Albano Laziale, where you can visit the Church of St Maria della Stella, built in the second half of the XVI century and the Tomb of the Horatii and Curiatii.

In Ariccia, a town famous for its culinary specialties.

Don't miss Piazza di Corte, the heart of Bernini's redevelopment of the village.

Along with the Collegiate Church of St Maria Assunta, Palazzo dei Savelli and Palazzo Chigi, today one of the best-preserved Baroque residences in Italy.

The tour can then continue to Nemi, which, in addition to its views of Lake Nemi, offers a historic center filled with ancient artisan workshops.

Palazzo Ruspoli, the Church of St Maria del Pozzo and the Sanctuary of the Holy Crucifix.

In Castel Gandolfo, Villa Barberini and the Papal Palace, the pope's summer residence designed by Carlo Maderno, stand out.

We then continue to Grottaferrata, home to the Greek Abbey of St Nilo, decorated inside with frescoes by Domenichino and the Roveriano Castle, also known as the Borghetto of Grottaferrata.

Finally, Frascati, is home to the elegant Ville Tuscolane.

XVIII century residences built on the ruins of ancient Roman dwellings.

There are twelve in total, but the most fascinating is undoubtedly Villa Aldobrandini, overlooking a breathtaking panorama.