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Near the archaeological area of Porto di Traiano and Fiumicino, the episcopio (or castle) of Porto is an ancient episcopal residence. The diocese to which it belonged, the diocese of Porto, is considered one of the oldest in Christianity.

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The castle encloses the small village of Ostia antica.

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Located in the village of Ostia Antica, it is a superb example of Renaissance military architecture.

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The construction of the Castle of Ostia Antica began in 1483 at the behest of Cardinal Giuliano della Rovere (future Pope Julius II, 1503-1513) and was entrusted to the Florentine architect Baccio Pontelli. The castle still represents a virtuous example of Renaissance military architecture today and can be visited, more info here: https://www.ostiaantica.beniculturali.it/it/aree-archeologica-e-monumentali/borgo-di-ostia-antica- e-castello-di-giulio-ii/

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The rocca of Ostia, or castle of Julius II, is a medieval fort located at the southwestern end of the village of Ostia Antica, in the municipal area of Rome. The site is owned by the Ministry of Culture and is managed by the Ostia Antica Archaeological Park.

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beautiful village with dangerous slopes

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Beautiful fortress inside the village of Ostia Antica in front of the basilica of Sant'Aura. The castle built by Pope Julius II towards the end of the 1500s contains frescoes by Baldassare Peruzzi. A stop in the village before or after a ride on the Pasolini path is almost a must.

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Small village in the Roman countryside, a fixed stop at the fountain in the square before entering the park of Veio.

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Castle of Ostia Antica

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Beautiful village, absolutely pass us by

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On the western shore of the ancient Lake Bracciano stands Bracciano, a village enriched by a history that dates back to the 11th century. Initially owned by the Prefects of Vico, in the 15th century it passed to the Orsinis, who transformed the pre-existing fortress into the majestic Orsini Odescalchi Castle, completed in 1481 by Napoleone Orsini. In 1696, the castle became the property of the Odescalchis. Today, the castle is open to the public and offers guided tours to discover its fascinating architectural details and the traditions of the time.

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Bracciano, known for its lake, is rich in history https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bracciano

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beautiful beautiful beautiful beautiful

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beautiful to visit absolutely

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very scenic bike path but I do not recommend the bdc better a gravel

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The ancient village of Ceri is perched on a rocky wall. It is accessed by a narrow uphill ramp that leads to the charming historic center, from which you can admire the entire surrounding valley with a view.

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A village not to be allowed to fall into anonymity for the value of our territory, the visit is worth the effort of the climb to be done by bike.

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The charming historic center of Bracciano is dominated by the wonderful Odescalchi Castle, one of the most famous Renaissance residences in Europe. Today the castle is a museum open to the public

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Once upon a time, and there still is along the Cassia, a small village born on the ruins of an old Etruscan city, once surrounded by walls, towers and gates. They called it "Isola" because it stood on a tufa rock and was surrounded by a ditch, the Piordo ditch. At the center of the village, which became a Roman municipality after the conquest of the city of Veio, there was a small square with a column in the center and a church built in 1400, the Church of San Pancrazio. On the island there was a medieval castle which in the 1500s was purchased by the Farnese family, from which it later took its name. As in every fairy tale, the castle was separated from the rest of the town by an artificial moat, which could be overcome thanks to a drawbridge; it was surrounded by walls that divided it from small houses inhabited by the inhabitants of the village… Thus began the tale of Isola Farnese, the magical village of the 15th Municipality, the small town immersed in the Parco di Veio and only a couple of kilometers away from the highly populated districts of La Storta and Olgiata. A timeless place, where the clock seems to have stopped with the intention of preserving the past and tradition, the little jewel between the Valle della Storta and the Pianoro della Comunità Campetti, hidden between Via Cassia and the countryside hills that lead up to Formello. So small but rich in history, the Insula takes its name from its conformation and from Cardinal Alessandro Farnese who in the 17th century became the owner of the castle, now private property. https://www.vignaclarablog.it/2019050285958/isola-farnese-borgo-tempo-fermato/

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Very well

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