Location

The Garden of Ninfa, declared a Natural Monument by the Latium Region in 2000, represents a jewel of international renown in the lands bathed by the Ninfa River. The designation as a Natural Monument was an act of protection, extending also to the surrounding areas to safeguard the natural context for the entire complex. The Garden of Ninfa also includes the evocative Pantanello Natural Park, inaugurated on 15ᵗʰ December 2009, further enriching the beauty and diversity of this landscape heritage.

Recognised as a Site of Community Importance in the context of the Regional Natural Park Monti Ausoni e Lago di Fondi and declared a Natural Monument in 2000, the Temple of Jupiter Anxur constitutes an imposing sacred area along the original route of the Appian Way. This historic monument represents a significant landscape heritage, fitting harmoniously into the context of the Natural Park and helping to preserve the antique richness of the region.

The Pontine Islands, an enchanting archipelago in the Tyrrhenian Sea, captivate with their natural beauty and authentic charm. Consisting of several islands, including Ponza, Ventotene and Palmarola, these destinations offer idyllic beaches, crystal-clear waters and a truly peaceful atmosphere. At the Oasi di Kufra Hotel, you have the opportunity to hire a boat then set sail to discover remote bays and breathtaking landscapes. For more information and to organise an unforgettable adventure, please do not hesitate to contact the Guest Service.

The Fossanova Abbey, declared a National Monument in 1874, is the oldest example of Cistercian-Gothic art in Italy. Built at the end of the 12ᵗʰ century on top of a 6ᵗʰ-century Benedictine monastery, the complex was handed over to Burgundian monks led by St Bernard of Clairvaux in 1134. Together with the Casamari Abbey, it represents one of the highest expressions of this artistic form.

Sermoneta, amongst the best-preserved villages in Italy, has ancient origins, perhaps pre-Roman. Located in the province of Latina, 60 kilometres from Rome, it dominates the Pontine Plain from a hill set 257 metres above sea level. Its history began in the 13ᵗʰ century with the rule of the Caetani family, who constructed an imposing castle, transforming Sermoneta into a major cultural and artistic centre. Over the centuries, Castello Caetani and the city have welcomed important rulers and pontiffs.