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The small iron door framed by the peperino architrave goes almost unnoticed but if it is found open it allows access to the entrance tunnel of this work of hydraulic engineering from the Roman era. The emissary of Lake Albano was presumably excavated at the beginning of the 4th century BC to regulate the level of the lake and, both for the technical difficulties encountered in the excavation and resolved with limited means and for the functionality that remained intact until the 1960s of the last century, it can be considered one of the most important hydraulic testimonies of our past. Some historical sources also speak of the emissary: Titus Livius links its construction to the final results of the war between Rome and Veii.

Toilets available. Lunch break until 2

10€ entry, lunch break until 2pm. Toilet available

There are wild boars in this forest. So be careful!

interesting visit, too bad it is forbidden to take pictures inside

The first bishop of Rome whose burial place can be documented is that of Zephyrinus (198-217) in the burial zone above the catacomb of Calixtus I. Urban I. (222-235) was, according to the entry in the Liber Pontificalis, in the catacomb The following popes were buried in the "crypt of the popes" rediscovered by de Rossi in 1854: Pontianus (230-235), Anterus (235-236), Fabianus (236-250), Lucius I (253-254 ), Stephen I (254–257), Dionysius (260–267), Felix I (269–274), and Eutychianus (274–282) Source: Wikipedia

For me the highlight of the trip to Rome. Highly Recommended. Unfortunately, photography is prohibited.

Also known as Villa Belvedere, it is one of the most important historical residences in Frascati, both for its elevated and privileged position, which offers a complete panorama of the town and over Rome, and for the splendor of the carefully designed exteriors and interiors. Its construction is due to Cardinal Pietro Aldobrandini between 1598 and 1602; designed by Giacomo Della Porta it is divided into four floors divided into reception rooms and rooms used for services, while the various terraces include water fountains and a nymphaeum, with columns, ornaments and various decorations, while the interiors are enriched with various decorations and frescoes. The Villa is the private property of the Aldobrandini family, therefore the interior of the building is closed to the public; but you can visit the park by contacting the Tourist Information and Reception Office, Frascati Point, Piazzale Marconi 1 (Source: visitcastelli.it)