Frascati, in the area of ​​Regional Park of Castelli Romani, is located on Albani Hills in a dominant position with respect to Rome. Among the monuments and...

The Scuderie Aldobrandini (Aldobrandini Stables), already visible in the engravings by Matheus Greuter of 1620, were created as a service structure for the homonymous...

The museum is housed in the 16th century Capuchin Convent, decorated with frescoes by Girolamo Muziano (1528-1592). Rooms where Cardinal Guglielmo Massaia (1809-1886)...

The project was carried out in the seventeenth century by the architect Ottaviano Nonni, known as "il Mascherino". The exquisite facade was erected with Tuscolana...

Villa Aldobrandini is one of the most important villas in Frascati. It stands on a panoramic hill overlooking the entrance to the city and boasts a centuries-old...

Villa Falconieri is one of Tusculum Villas of Frascati. Originally it was called Villa Rufina, having been built by Monsignor Alessandro Rufini bishop of Melfi....

Frascati is famous for the presence, on its territory, of 12 Tuscolan Villas, built by papal nobility since the sixteenth century as a "status symbol" of Roman...

Great noble estate to the offshoots of Tusculum, it was built in 1563, when the writer Annibale Caro bought the land from Abbey of Grottaferrata. Here he spent the...

It was built in 1582 by Cardinal Bonanni and renovated in 1730. Presently, inside the palace, rooms decorated with allegorical scenes of country life, by Ciro Ferri...

Villa Rufinella is the highest villa on the hill above Frascati. It was built by Monsignor Alessandro Ruffini, bishop of Melfi, in 1578. Further changes in ownership...

Villa Sora is one of Pontifical Villas, formerly owned by Dukes of Sora and now Salesian School. Original structure, built in the second half of the sixteenth...