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A museum-not-museum in the heart of the Rocca Abbaziale, a multimedia journey enriched with reconstructions of historical instruments to understand the role of communication in the development of civilization and to remember the records of Subiaco. It was in Subiaco, in the monastery of Santa Scolastica, that the first book with movable type in the history of Italy was printed. The MACS helps to retrace the stages of this invention that contributed to the transformation of an entire era.

Large castle complex overlooking the city. Abbey Fortress of Subiaco The Rocca Abbaziale di Subiaco, also called Rocca dei Borgia, is a thousand-year-old place where you can travel through the history of a municipality, among precious works of art and bold architecture. From its gardens you can admire a unique panorama of the Aniene valley, while the noble apartments offer a view of important cycles of paintings and decorations. Everything contributes to conveying the charm of a building that was the first home of Lucrezia Borgia. The Museum MACS - Museum of Paper and Printing Activities A museum-not-museum in the heart of the Rocca Abbaziale, a multimedia journey enriched with reconstructions of historical instruments to understand the role of communication in the development of civilization and to remember the records of Subiaco.

Very beautiful and lively village, the oven is notable which alone is worth the visit.

Genazzano is an Italian town in the province of Rome. This picturesque place offers a mix of medieval history, contemporary art and natural beauty.

Genazzano is a jewel of the Prenestini mountains. In addition to its architectural beauties from the Colonna era (the castle and Bramante's nymphaeum), it is worth visiting on the first Sunday of July for the Infiorata. On this day the streets of the town are covered with artistic carpets. Just in 2012 Genazzano won the Guinness record for the largest carpet of flower petals in the world!

very very nice village

With its height of 763 meters above sea level, it overlooks the western quadrant of Rome and the Cannucceta Valley

Paliano, whose origins date back to antiquity, nestled between the Prenestini and Ernici mountains, is inextricably linked to the name of the Colonna family, who had one of their cornerstones here. The period of greatest development for Paliano was the seventeenth century. The Palazzo Ducale dates from this period, built at the behest of Filippo Colonna with the adjacent Collegiate Church of S. Andrea, burial place of the family and the Fortress, which dominates the entire valley of the river Sacco, now a maximum security prison. Noteworthy in it is the pictorial cycle (attributed to Zuccari and his school) which represents Marcantonio Colonna's triumphal entry into Rome after the battle of Lepanto (1571). Today Paliano is still surrounded by walls with three access gates to the city and with ramparts arranged in green. Paliano owes notoriety also to its naturalistic and landscape aspects. (source: https://www.ciociariaturismo.it/it/la-ciociaria/i-91-comuni/tutti91comuni/120-paliano.html)