pdf - Il Palombaio

Welcome
We are pleased to welcome you at our country house, in the
Azienda Agricole Monte del Palombaio. This little guide
summarizes the highlights in the neighborhood we are fond
of since four generation and should be an useful address
book too.
My Gran-Gran Mother chose this place moving from
Northern Italy, and since then, my Gran Mother has built Villa
Cicas becoming the family house after the World War, and
my Mother has restored Villa Flavia and Casale Pomodoro.
Nowadays it is my turn, and if you are curious to see how it
will end up, please keep following us on our website or
visiting us, hoping you will enjoy it.
The current season products of the farm are our welcome
gift, and they should give you a taste of the keenness of our
work, always up to reach the best quality possible.
Franziska Lydia Khevenhüller Minozzi
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About us
Farm and Agriturismo Owner
Franziska Lydia Khevenüller Minozzi
Agriturismo Supervisor
Florencia Cavallo
Farmland Supervisor
Quinto Carucci
Agriturismo Customer Service
Valentina Ciolac
website: www.ilpalombaio.it
Contacts
Florencia Cavallo +39 3337800443
Quinto Carucci +39 339 1558980
Valentina Ciolac +39 342 5307370
Franziska Khevenhüller +39 335 7079479
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Useful Numbers
Hospital Medical Guard
ASL ROMA F/N.C.8
TEL: +39 06 96669696
Ambulance
Croce Rossa Italiana
TEL 06 99837715
Via di Montevirginio
Canale Monterano
Pharmacy
Dott. L. Ricci
Tel. 06 9962972
06 9964367
Via Vittorio Emanuele, 139
Manziana
Doctor
Dott.ssa L. Del Sette
TEL 06 99674068
Via Selvestrelli, 3
Manziana
Dentist
Dott. Claudio Lecanchiole
Via Aprile, 3
Oriolo Romano
Dott. Luigi Moricone
Tel. 06 99837731
Via S. Anna, 71
Oriolo Romano
Dott. Alberto Rosati
Tel: 06 9967 4639
Corso V. Emanuele, 156
Manziana
Veterinary
Dott. G. Piferi
Tel. 0761 669922
Cel. 348 3414634
Viale Laura, 75
Capranica
Dott. Mascagna
Tel 06 9964404
Via dei Platani, 1
Manziana
Veterinary Hospital
Clinica Veterinaria
Centro Cinofilo CAERITE
Via Braccianese Claudia, 19/200
Bracciano
Tel: 06 99801005
Email: [email protected]
Gendarmerie
Tel.: 06 9964103
Via Braccianese Km 27,7
Manziana
Police Headquarter
Commissariato Polizia
Tel: 076658341
Viale della Vittoria, 15
Civitavecchia
Fireman
Vigili del Fuoco
Tel. 06 99802424
Tel. 06 99803183
Via Settevene Palo
Bracciano
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Index
About the neighborhood ................................................... 5
Touristic Attraction ........................................................... 6
1. Wild Natural Features ................................................. 7
2. Manors through the centuries .....................................9
3.
Garden Secrets ....................................................... 11
Contacts
Cultural Attraction ........................................................... 13
Sport Activity .................................................................. 15
Grocery shopping ........................................................... 17
General Services ............................................................ 18
Ristoranti and Pizzerie ................................................... 19
Every street brings to… Manziana.................................. 20
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About the neighborhood
The town of Manziana is where once the Santa Pupa Castle
was, from which the family of the Prefetti di Vico were used to
rule the region in XI century.
Under the Pope Onorio IV in 12901, the Castle and its land
were bought by the Santo Spirito in Sassia Fraternity of Rome.
It was them, in 1593, who changed the name to Manziana. We
own them the construction of the Main Building in Piazza
Tittoni too,in which they guarded the highest tower of the Santa
Pupa Castle. The builing became their head quarter in the
region and was take with alienation by the Senator Tommaso
Tittoni. He was Foreign Minister under the Italian Kingdom in
1903 and in 1908.
On the front side of the Building a memory plate remembers
as under the Fraternity in 1733 the water of the spring Il
Palombaro has been brought to the town of Manziana. Further
water sources, making part of the richness of this countryside,
are La Matrice, Il Fosso e La Dolce.2
Our Farm is named after the Monte del Palombaro, hill which
was part of the former Boccalupo estate of the Comm.
Giuseppe Giacomini. The Main Villa was once the Villa
Giacomini, as some 1925 postcard of the neighborhood
shows. The land of the Boccalupo estate along with the land
of the Senator Tittoni and of Don Bartolomeo dei Principi
Odescalchi, were dedicated to the intensive agriculture.3
The name of Azienda Agricola del Palombaio has been given
by us as my family took it ower, and since then we passed it
over from mother to daughter reaching know the fourth
generation.
1
Angela Carlino Bandinelli, “Bracciano Negli Occhi Della Memoria”. Edizioni Mediteranee,
2004. p.12.
2 Fiordispini Biagio, Manziana e i suoi dintorni. Aggiornamento di Giusppe Sanità. Tip. Lubi’rRoma; 1908.
3 De-Sanctis Francesco, La cultura intensiva. Tipografia Forense; 1900
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Touristic Attraction
1. Wild Natural Features
2. Manors through the centuries
3. Garden Secrets
Nota:
For a better displacing we invit you to use the available map
in the house, which is at your disposal during the period of
your staying.
The numbering given in the Touristic attraction description
are referring to the addresses reported in the Peculiar
Attraction and Activity section at the end of the little guide.
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1. Wild Natural Features
At the beginning of the last century, the Farm was a Vineyard,
which faced an enduring transformation until the smooth vine
rows in between the olive trees left their places to the
hazelnuts trees. The secular chestnuts woods were and still
are the framework to the farm, of which two-thirds is run
nowadays for the hazelnuts business.
The harvest activity is mainly performed during the late
summer and autumn season, starting therefore at the end of
August with the hazelnuts, which end up in October when it is
the chestnuts turn, until November when all our working forces
are focused on the harvest and squeezing process of our
olives. The wintertime is than dedicated to the cuttings, the
spring to the fertilization, in order to boost the herbs growing
for the soil shredding for the harvest in late August, again.
We dance this Walzer, weather forecast permitted,
continuously all over the years as our neighbors do. You may
spot this scenario driving towards the Lake of Bracciano were
you may take a swim (25,29) and visit Trevignano Romano,
Anguillara Sabazia and Bracciano. Further trips, for kids and
adults, may be the trip with the motorboat (4) as well as taking
sailing lessons (21) on the lake. Organizing mountain bike or
hiking (35) trips, rather than watching the falconers
performances (2) or the Leonardo da Vinci flying prototypes
and the unique Spitfire airplane kept in the Aeronautic Museum
(3) in Bracciano, and last but not least the Odescalchi Castel
in Bracciano (5), owned by the same family since centuries.
The water of the Bracciano Lake is the water reserve of the
city of Rome, used already at the time of the Romans and
brought to the city through the Acquedotto di Traiano,
renovated by Pope Paolo V. The water arriving at the Gianicolo
Fontain in Rome was used to be brought from that Acquedotto
and named therefore after the Pope “Acqua Paola”.
The Acquedotto di Traiano is still today standing between the
Lake of Bracciano and the Lake of Martignano were you may
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enjoy bathing in the crystal-clear waters (31), in the Natural
Park of Bracciano-Martignano (6). Both lakes are of volcano
origins, the latest was the main crater and the Bracciano Lake
was the second one.
Leaving the lakes, you may have walking or biking trips to the
Manziana Geyser (7), where you can still spot the volcano
activity today. Further, the Monterano Ruins, the Mediaeval
ghost city driving to Tolfa are a nice walk as well as the trip to
the Manziana Forest and the San Giuliano waterfalls,
reaching out finally at the seaside watching down from the
Sasso, where you may drive to the Santa Severa Castel (16).
Not only the Geysers, but the Stigliano Thermal bath (1) too
are a leftover of the volcano activities of the region. You may
relax there in the morning in the Natural Sauna, used also by
the Imperator Plinio in the I century A.D, or take bathes in the
swimming pools.
Around the Thermal bath, the Nature is still untouched; you will
need to drive further North to gaze back on the cultivated field
until you reach the Vico Lake (32), of volcanic origins as well.
This lake is more human-being spared than the previous two,
leading to a much more extended wild bird population you can
watch at canoeing on the lake side (Ristorante Fiorò tel. 0761
612090, Trattoria Riva Azzura tel.0761 612395).
Also the Manziana Geysers (7) are rich of birds, migrating
southwards as well as the Porto Oasis (17), a park next to
Fiumicino in which even more birds are heading to it or even
settled in this amazing place. You may enjoy next to Fiumicino
a sunbath on the seaside (30).
Those are some of the activities and beauties you may
appreciate around the Agriturismo, hoping you may find them
as much entraining as we do, in order to fully enjoy your Italian
staying.
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2. Manors through the centuries
The northern part of the Lazio region, where our agricultural
farm is located, is called Tuscia. In its origins this land was the
site of a very intense volcanic activity, now extinct, and in our
days is full of numerous water sources. This area is also rich
in architectural remains of several populations who lived here
over the centuries and have contributed significantly to
develop its lands.
Some examples are the aqueduct of Traiano in the Natural
Park of Bracciano – Martignano (6), named by the Roman
emperor who ordered its construction; the Roads and the
amphitheater of Sutri, important city founded by the
Etruscans and then conquered by the Romans.
The elliptical amphitheater was discovered in 1835-1838 by
the Savorelli family and was able to sit 9,000 people on three
rows of bleachers with a functional distribution system.
Around the first century A.D. the distinction between the two
populations (Etruscans and Romans) disappears and the
same happens in architectural works. Peculiar in this transition
are the Etruscan tombs, painted in the image of the most
beautiful Roman houses, rich in all essential even in the
afterlife. The tombs can be visited in Cerveteri, in the
Necropolis of Banditaccia, with an hour jounrney with a
special train or by foot (10). Besides Cerveteri, full of there
treasures are also Tarquinia (9), Parco di Veio and up to
Rome at Villa Giulia where you can find the Museo Etrusco
della Capitale.
The architectural element of the arch, decorative and
functional icon and timeless in architecture, we owe it to the
Etruscans, the inventors of the keystone.
These valuts are also found in medieval towns in ruins as
Monterano, or preserved as Rota and Saraceno Castle of
Santa Severa (16) or even changed with the times while
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retaining the original medieval center as Bracciano
Odescalchi Castle (5).
The same Manziana stands in place of the Castle of Santa
Pupa, destroyed by the war between the Prefetti family of Vico,
who lived there, and the ruling family of Bracciano Lake.
Odescalchi Castle, originally belonging to the Orsini and only
later conquered by the Odescalchi, is another example of this
struggle between families, which occur constantly in this area
of Tuscia and Lazio and which have been the authors of
amazing architectures, equal to those already created by
Nature. Examples of the latter are the park of Monsters of
Bomarzo (11), wanted by Prince Orsini in 1552 and realized
by the architect Pirro Ligorio, surrounded by a forest that gives
us today a show like no other in the world.
Not least are the Villa Lante in Bagnaia (12), whose garden
hides water games comparable to those of Villa d'Este in
Tivoli (15), built by Pirro Ligorio, and the Castello Ruspoli in
Vignanello (14), which became a medieval fortress castle
thanks to the architectural skills of Antonio da San Gallo the
Younger in 1531.
Pirro Ligorio’s other work in the area is the Palazzo Farnese
in Caprarola (13) which, with its pentagonal shape, is an
architectural gem in the middle of the hazelnut fields and that
is no less than its namesake Palazzo Farnese in Rome,
started by San Gallo and completed by Michelangelo. By San
Gallo is also the work of Pozzo di San Patrizio of Orvieto
(18), whose spiral staircases never meet. If you enjoy
geometric shapes, then special are to be visited the Oasi di
Porto with the hexagonal Lake of Traiano (33m length of each
side), only for its bird species (17) and the Triangolo Barberini
in Prenestina, designed by Bernini’s school as hunting lodge.
These want to inspire some ideas of the cultural richness of
the area, strongly influenced by Rome, eternal city and
invaluable cultural center.
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3. Garden Secrets
The fertility of the grounds along with the desire of the families
to create a garden around their houses in the Tuscia, the
Northern part of the Lazio Region, helped the growth of
gardens that are still today known plant collection or
architectural interesting gardens samples.
Thus, driving along the lake side of the Bracciano Lake, you
may visit the Parco Botanico di San Liberato. It was the 1964
as Russel Page together with the Sanminiatelli family created
that garden, which the most famous garden architect of Europe
later defined as a “magic garden” in his autographed writings
left in 1979. The garden covers five hectares (ha), in which the
chromatic harmony has been studied in order to provide the
whole year long a colorful scene.
Parco Botanico di San Liberato
Tel. 06 99805460
1° and 4° Sunday of each month
May-June/15; Sectember/15-November
[email protected]
www.sanliberato.it
Via Settevene-Palo, 33
Bracciano
If you are fond of roses, the gardens of Palazzo Patrizi in
Castel Giuliano, offers you to visit one of the hugest private
rose garden of Italy. Hundreds of rose species, among them
the “Albértine Barbier” (1821 variety), “Blu Magenta” (1900),
“Sweet Juliette” (created in 1989 by Austin aiming the eight
century roses while giving them the bloom of modern once),
climbing on the old walls resulting in an astonishing sight. Each
second week of May of each year they organize the Festival of
Roses.
Palazzo Patrizi
Booking required.
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Tel. +39 06 998 02 530
Fax. +39 06 998 09 749
Castel Giuliano
Bracciano
www.castel-giuliano.it
The richest herbaceous and tree Chinese Peony collection in
Europe is in Vitorchiano, in the Moutan Botanical Center.
More than 150.000 plants of 600 different varieties, covering
nearly all the known species and hybrids are hosted in it. The
collection boast some rare species too, rescued in Nature in
the most isolated region of the Asian Continent. In the Tuscian
Valley all those Chinese Peonies have found the ideal habitat.
Centro Botanico Moutan
Tel. +39 0761 300490
Fax. +39 0761 300491
S.S. Ortana, 46
Vitorchiano
www.centrobotanicomoutan.it
The Manors have unique and particular garden too, as that of
Palazzo Farnese a Carparola (13) which has been drawn by
the Vignola on many levels developing up the extended
Volcano slope. Nonetheless, the garden of Villa Lante in
Bagnaia (12) in which you may observe the water gliding in
between the bushes of the Italian Garden. In the same style is
the garden of Castello Ruspoli (14) chopped, although with
another design.
In our agricultural farm has the Garden of the main Villa been
transformed from an terraced one to the current shaped one
thanks to the advices given by the architect Paolo Pejrone,
friend of my Grandmother, to my Mother.
What is in common of all this gardens is the intent to exalt the
Nature’s beauty that in this Earth corner has been very
generous.
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Cultural Attraction
1. Le Terme di Stigliano /
Stigliano Thermal Bath
Tel: 06 9980 5977
[email protected]
www.termedistigliano.it
Via Bagni di Stigliano, 2
Canale Monterano
2. Falconieri
Centro Volo Rapaci
“I Falci di Rocca Romana”
Cel. 320 0414525
[email protected]
m
www.volorapaci.com
Via Sutri 13
Trevignano Romano
3. Aeronautica Militare
Museo Storico A.M
Tel/Fax 06.99887509
[email protected]
[email protected]
fesa.it
Aeroporto "Luigi Bourlot"
Strada Circumlacuale, snc
Loc. Vigna di Valle
Bracciano
4. Motonave
Sabazia/Boat-tour
&
Biking
Consorzio
Lago
di
Bracciano
Ex Idroscalo degli Inglesi
Tel. +39 06 99 80 54 62
Cel.+39 346 50 38 893
consorziolagobracciano@t
ele2.it
Lungo Lago Argenti, 11
Bracciano
5. Castello Odescalchi
Tel. +39 0699804348
Fax. +39 0699809175
[email protected]
Tour guidato/Guided tour:
Tel. +39 (06) 99804348
[email protected]
Bracciano
6. Parco
Naturale
Regionale di BraccianoMartignano
www.parcobracciano.it
Chiosco
P.zza V. Emanuele III
Tel. 06.99919979
Fax. 06.9997848
infoturismo@trevignanoro
mano.it
7. Caldare di Manziana
Via delle Betulle
(Km 13,2 Via Lazio/SP2c)
Manziana
8. The Silver chaser Artist
(since 1890)
Armando Mortet
Tel. 06 9983 8354
Via Borgo Garibaldi, 112
Oriolo Romano
9. Necropoli Etrusche
Cerveteri:
13
Tel. +39.06.88522517
Tarquinia:
Tel. +39.06.88522517
www.tarquinia-cerveteri.it
10. Necropoli Etrusca in
Trenino
/
Etrurian
Necropoli by train
Train departure/ partenza
treni: 10:00, 11:30, 15:00.
No more than 56 person
capacity, booking sujested.
Information point/ punto
Informazioni:
Tel. 06.99552637
Cel. 328.2925237
[email protected]
11. Parco dei Mostri di
Bomarzo
Tel. 0761/924029
Fax 0761/924174
[email protected]
www.sacrobosco.it
Sacro Bosco
Loc. Giardino s.n.c
Bomarzo
12. Villa Lante della
Rovere di Bagnaia
Tel. 0761 288008
Via Jacopo Barozzi, 71
Bagnaia
13. Palazzo
Farnese,
Caprarola
Cel. 349 29 34 058
Fax 06 233 242 622
[email protected]
Visite Guidate/Guided tour
Tel 0761 647941
Caprarola
14. Castello Ruspoli
Tel. 0761 755338
P.za della Repubblica, 9
Vignanello
Sundays and holydays:
10.00-13.00 15.00-18.00
April – July
Booking required:
July – October
15. Villa d’Este, Giochi
d’acqua
Tel. 0774 312070
www.villadestetivoli.info
Piazza Trento, 5
Tivoli
16. Castello Saraceno di
Santa Severa
Santa Severa
Tel. 0766 570209
Fax 0766 570077
www.museosantasevera.org
17. Oasi
di
Porto,
Birdwatching
Tel. +39 065880880
Fax. +39 065880885
[email protected]
Via Portuense
Fiumicino
18. Pozzo
di
San
Patrizio
Tel. 0763 343768
Viale San Gallo
Orvieto
14
Sport Activity
[email protected]
Via di Monte Topino, 1
Sutri
Impianti Sportivi
19. Piscine Pubbliche/
Public Swimming-pool
TEL 06 99674034
Via Augusto Silvestrelli,
Manziana
Equitazione /Horse riding
24. Tenuta di Santa
Barbara
Tel. 06 99800178
Via Podere del Sambuco,10
Stabilimenti balneari
20. ATHENA CLUB
Tel: 06 9980162
Via Guardati, 1
Bracciano
Vela
25. Lungo Lago delle
Muse
Anguillara Sabazia
(Maurizio)
Tel. 06 9968235
Cel. 329 39 32067
Cel. 388 7540861
21. CENTRO VELICO 3V
[email protected]
www.centrovelico3v.it
Via della Rena 112,
Trevignano Romano
Tel: 3281380783 (Enrico)
26. Maresol
Tel 06 9904078
Lungo Campo di Mare, 98
Cerveteri
Golf club
22. Golf Club Le Querce
Tel. +39 0761 609 308
Fax. +39 0761 600 142
[email protected]
Via Cassia, Km. 44,500
Sutri
27. Giovanni Bianchi
Tel. 06 66562111
Via Porto Maurizio
Fregene
23. Golf & Country Club
San Martino della Quercia
Tel. +39 0761 608125
Fax +39 06 85353502
www.sanmartinogolf.it
28. Riva di Traiano
Tel. 333 6195385
www.rivaditraiano.com
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29. Ristorante
ACQUARELLA
Tel. +39 06 9985131
[email protected]
www.ristoranteacquarella.it
Hiking
35. Guido Prola
Cel. 328.8275056
[email protected]
Visite-guidate-Naturalistiche
30. La Lucciola
Tel. 066671488
Cel. Ezio 3333645745
Ristorante
Cel. 3661278426
[email protected]
Via Monti dell'Ara
Maccarese
Fiumicino
Informazioni
31. Lago di Martignano
Tel. Enzo 330 742326
Tel Giorgio 335 325561
Tel Andrea 392 9561488
Tel Piergiulio 347 1944993
www.lagodimartignano.org
32. Lago di Vico
Tel 0761 647941
Cel. 338 2042866
[email protected]
Info turistiche:
Tel. 0761-646157
Visite speciali:
Tel. 0761 647444
Diving Center
33. Fabrizio Lunghi
[email protected]
34. Nautica Traiano Srl.
Broker Paolo Rybaudi
Tel. 0766 34342
Cel. 392 5063697
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Grocery shopping
Supermarket
Carrefour
Tel: 06 99675078
Via Braccianese Claudia,
km 29,2
Manziana
CONAD
Tel. 06 99837199
Via della Stazione angolo
Via Fonderia snc
Oriolo Romano
Butcher
MAZZILLI
TEL +39 06 9962813
Via QUADRONI 14,
Manziana
Bakery
Il Fornaio
Di Quadroni Di Mariani
Simonetta - Adelaide
Tel +39 06 9962143 Via
Poggio della Torre 1,
MANZIANA
PASTA ALL’UOVO
Hand made Pasta
Tel. +39 06 9962828
Via Silvestrelli 23
Manziana
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General Services
Guide ROME/Stadtführerin
VANNELLA DELLA CHIESA
+39 338 6634836
Post Office
TEL 069967001
06 9967584
VIA DEI PLATANI
Bank
CARIVIT
Cassa Risparmio Viterbo
TEL 06 99674919
FAX 0699674978
Piazza T. Tittoni, 5
Manziana
BANCA DI ROMA
TEL 06 99802121
Via degli Olivi 2/4
Bracciano 2
Car Workshop
FIAT/Lancia
Tel. 06 99803623
Via Pizzunti, 2
Bracciano
RENAULT
TEL 06 9912545
Via Milazzo
Ladispoli
Officina meccanica per moto
Zona Artigianale
Manziana
Engine distributors
ERG
Via Roma, 90
Manziana
Limousine/NCC
GRILLI CLAUDIO
Via Matrice, 35
Manziana
Cel. +393207565584
Cel. +393463265895
Laudry
Tintoria Maelan Di Lanzillo
Marisa
Tel. 06 9980 2322
Via Marchi Carlo, 15
Bracciano
Hairdresser
Ricci e Capricci
Tel 06 9962050
Cel. 339 8905786
Via Roma
Manziana
Turist office
Ufficio turistico di Sutri
Tel.: 0761/609380
[email protected]
Ufficio turistico Bracciano
[email protected]
Ufficio turistico Tarquinia
Tel. 0766/849282
Barriera San Giusto
Tarquinia
18
Ristoranti and Pizzerie
Il Ninfeo
Tel. 06 9980 5977
Via Bagni di Stigliano, 2
Canale Monterano
Antichi Sapori
Tel 06 99674716
P.zza Antonio Valentini, 14
Quadroni
Lapergola da Camillo
Tel 06 9962102
Cell 392 8341240
Via Poggio della Torre
Quadroni
Monte dell’Oro
Tel. 06 99800007
Loc. Sambuco,
Strada Il Sasso
Pizzerie
Il Grillo
Tel 06 998 7685
Piazza Don Cesolini, 32
Bracciano
Il Ponte
Tel. 06 9987711
Via Canale, 3
Manziana
Santa Croce
Tel: 06 99838572
closed Monday
Via Claudia, 75-77
Oriolo Romano
Trattorie
Del Sorcetto
TEL 06 99674505
La Riserva
Tel. 06 9964473
Via della Solfatara, 00060
Canale Monterano
Antonio Abruscato
TEL 06 99800122
TEL 06 9964473
Via delle Trafogliette
Manziana
(5Km direzione Sasso)
Ristorante Pesce
La Vela
tel 06 99607065
Lungolago delle Muse, 12.
Anguillara
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Every street brings to… Manziana
By train:
The Manziana/Canale Monterano train station is reachable after a
5 min car drive from our Agriturismo, from which you can get on
the Roma Ostiense/Viterbo trains. From the platform 2 the trains
are driving in 1h11min toward Rome San Pietro (the nearest
station to the city center) and in 40min to Viterbo Porta Romana.
From the South by car:
From the North by car:
Driving on the A12/E80
From the AUTOSTRADA DEL
towards
CIVITAVECCHIA/
SOLE
A1
take
the
FREGENE,
get
the
ATTIGLIANO (SP20) exit or
CERVETERI/LADISPOLI exit
the ORTE (SS675), in order to
and keep right on the VIA
drive in direction VITERBO on
SETTEVENE PALO (SP4/a).
the SS675 highway. Get the
At the turnaroud get the first
CASSIA/VETRALLA/
exit, VIA AURELIA (SS1).
ROMA/CIVITAVECCHIA exit,
Keep following the indication
direction Rome on the VIA
to
MANZIANA/
SASSO/
CASSIA (SR2).
CANALE
MONTERANO/
You will drive by the following
BRACCIANO, until you get the
towns: Piana di San Martino,
exit on VIA FURBARA
Vetralla,
Cura,
Botte,
SASSO.
Casaletto, Madonna di Loreto.
Keep driving on the SP2C until
Shortly after Madonna di
you cross the VIA CLAUDIA
Loreto, turn right on the VIA
BRACCIANESE
(SS493),
CLAUDIA
BRACCIANESE
where you will turn left
SS493, direction of VEJANO.
towards MANZIANA.
You will drive by Vejano, than
Oriolo Romano and befor
Drive through Manziana town
arriving in Manziana you will
keeping on the SS493 in
need to turn left in the Azienda
direction
of
ORIOLO
Agricola Monte del Palombaio
ROMANO, until you will need
entrance (Km 32,1).
to drive right off the road in the
Azienda Agricola Monte del
Palombaio entrance (Km
32,1).
(Latitude: 42°08'30.8"N 12°07'51.0"E)
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