Lazio

Located in central Italy, stretching from the Tyrrhenian Sea to the Apennine mountains, lies the fascinating region of Lazio, where artisanal traditions coexist with a rich cultural and historical heritage. Known worldwide as the land of Rome, Lazio also hides enchanting villages, ancient Etruscan sites, and a landscape dotted with rolling hills, lakes, and thermal springs. Here, timeless delicacies such as fine wines like Cesanese and Frascati are produced.

Enriched by the Mediterranean climate and fertile volcanic soils, this land has nurtured civilizations for millennia. The grandeur of Lazio is reflected not only in its natural wonders but also in its architectural treasures, from Roman ruins and Renaissance villas to medieval towns perched on cliffs. Whether strolling through the Eternal City or discovering the tranquil shores of Lake Bracciano, you will be surrounded by a sense of history and timeless beauty.

Rome - The Eternal City is at the heart of Lazio, where history, art, and culture come together in every corner. From the Colosseum to the Pantheon, and St. Peter’s Basilica to the Roman Forum, the city offers unforgettable monuments and breathtaking panoramic views from hills like Janiculum and Pincio.

Villa d’Este and Hadrian’s Villa - Located in Tivoli, these UNESCO World Heritage sites are masterpieces of Renaissance and classical architecture. Villa d’Este is celebrated for its magnificent gardens and fountains, while Hadrian’s Villa offers a vast archaeological complex reflecting the grandeur of the Roman Empire.

Lake Bracciano and Anguillara Sabazia - This volcanic lake, surrounded by medieval towns and historic villas, is perfect for boat tours, relaxing walks, and picturesque views. Anguillara Sabazia, with its colorful lakeside streets, is particularly charming.

Castelli Romani - A group of hill towns southeast of Rome, including Frascati, Nemi, and Castel Gandolfo, famous for wine, local cuisine, and scenic landscapes. Castel Gandolfo, overlooking Lake Albano, is also the Pope’s summer residence.

Tarquinia and Cerveteri – Both UNESCO sites, these Etruscan towns offer extraordinary necropolises and archaeological treasures, tracing back to pre-Roman civilizations.

Fiuggi and Tivoli Countryside – The region’s thermal towns and lush hills are perfect for a relaxing escape, combining wellness, nature, and history.

Ceramics Tradition – Lazio preserves an ancient heritage in ceramics, with towns like Civita Castellana and Viterbo renowned for their artistic production. Workshops reinterpret traditional motifs with a contemporary flair, creating tableware, tiles, and decorative objects that embody the region’s cultural roots. Today, this tradition continues through exceptional brands and artisans such as Coralla Maiuri, celebrated for her vibrant and painterly porcelain; Pottery Roma, known for its refined contemporary interpretations; and L’Avventurina Ceramiche, which carries forward timeless craftsmanship with elegant decorative creations.

Jewelry and Goldsmithing - Rome has been, since antiquity, a capital of fine jewelry. Master artisans continue to craft unique pieces in gold and silver, combining classic techniques with innovative design. From small ateliers to renowned houses, the Eternal City remains a hub for exquisite craftsmanship, with names like D’Oro Collection, which since 1965 has created hand-bound books with gold leaf covers, turning them into timeless treasures of art and tradition.

Design Excellence - Contemporary design thrives in Lazio, where visionary studios and independent designers create furniture, lighting, and objects that merge tradition with innovation. From experimental galleries in Rome to ateliers nestled in historic towns, the region fosters creativity that looks both to the past and the future. Names such as Dario Alfonsi, who crafts durable, vegetable-tanned leather items in the heart of Rome; Molto Collectibles, offering singular, often custom-made pieces that celebrate the poetry of local artisan tradition; Paolo Pallucco, whose minimalist, symbolic designs have challenged conventions since 1980; and Forma & Cemento, the luxury décor brand transforming unconventional materials into sculptural, light-filled furnishings.

Immerse yourself in the timeless charm of Lazio through a curated selection of elegant villas, historic residences, and countryside retreats. Nestled among rolling hills, lakes, and ancient towns, each property reflects the region’s rich history and culture - with classic interiors, artisanal details, and a quiet luxury that celebrates tradition.

Palazzo Talìa, Roma

Casa Monti, Roma

Corte della Maestà, Civita di Bagnoregio

Hotel de Russie, Roma