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The 10 best Ranches in Lazio, Italy
Lying at Italy’s geographic and historic heart, Lazio (or Latium) was the seat of the Roman Empire, and as such is teeming with ancient attractions, especially in the Eternal City of Rome itself. To the east, Tivoli has Emperor Hadrian’s exquisite and massive Villa Adriana. Civitavecchia, today a major cruise and ferry port, has been Rome’s main harbor since the second century. Many pre-Roman sites dot Lazio too, like the Etruscan necropolis at Cerveteri, dating from the 9th century BC.
Things to do in Lazio
1. Podere dell'Arco Country Charme
Overall Ratings
5 based on 176 reviews
The ancient farmhouse dating back to the 15th century was once home to a small community of friars. Here one finds hospitality and comfort in an ideal place for relaxation, for observing close up a landscape full of colors, perfumes sensations and traditions.The ancient monastery overlooks a typical Viterbese panorama with a thousand shades of green, a perfect starting point for interesting walks and rides on mountain bike trails.
Too nice to leave....
Reviewed By 15Claire15If there was a negative to our stay here it was, as the title says, that it was too nice to leave. I had plans for our stay in the area and they almost all went out of the window in favour of wandering round the stables and lazing by the pool. We walked into Viterbo every day and took the bus once but other than that just enjoyed the place. We had a little kitchen area so in the evenings we stayed home and ate there after lunching out. This meant that the fact we were carless and a little way out of town did not matter at all, especially as Anna gave us a lift both ways when we arrived and left. The accommodation in general was great, the bed was comfy and we slept late because the room was so dark thanks to the shutters, bliss. Breakfast too was very nice. If you are looking for a place to relax after a hectic time in Rome choose here you won't be disappointed.
2. Italy Farm Stay
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4.5 based on 215 reviews
Real Italian agriturismo right between Rome and Naples in Abruzzi National Park. With fantastic activities to enjoy: horseback riding, cooking classes, day hike, overnight hike, visit to the cheese-making shepherd, Italian language classes, yoga. Well-served by bus and train from Rome and Naples.
Great Place for a Unique Experience
Reviewed By thomascM4262VIAmazing place and community at Italy Farm Stay! Surrounded by beautiful scenery and an amazing walk to Sora! The food is excellent and the fellow volunteers and guests were incredible in the month stay I had. I strongly recommend this place for guests looking for a get away or change of scenery and also for people looking to volunteer, learn new techniques, and experience Italian culture!
3. Agriturismo Colle Tocci
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4 based on 180 reviews
Perfecto
Reviewed By Claudia DThe agriturismo is perfect : great local food, really lovely hosts, the view is amazing, clean rooms, they even did some laundry for us. We thank the hosts so much for the lovely week and recommend it.
4. Podere Orto
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5 based on 55 reviews
You will find us in what we like to call the “Trivium”: an unspoilt, borderless area nestling amid three regions, where Lazio touches upon Umbria and Tuscany, on the edges of the Monte Rufeno nature reserve and just a few kilometres from the renowned San Casciano dei Bagni hot springs, surrounded by centuries of culture and the ever changing colours of the seasons. The vineyard, which sits on unspoilt land at an altitude of 600m a.s.l., is the result of a rigorous massal selection. No chemical fertilisers are used. Weed control and most of the work in the vineyard is carried out by hand. The wine is fermented without the use of additives, in our own small wine cellar, where it is then bottled without filtering. No additional treatments are used to alter the natural composition of the vineyard’s three wines. The rates include a rich breakfast with a selection of organic local products and a guided wine tour (vineyard and winery.) Top-quality local cheese and ham tasting with Podere Orto wines are available.
A Wonderful Visit
Reviewed By PhyllidaSimmonsSimone and her family were incredibly welcoming. The rooms were lovely with amazing views. The breakfasts delicious. What is special is their philosophy- naturally produced wine. One ingredient- just Grape. Absolutely delicious. It does not stop there, breakfast has homemade bread and jams, local ricotta and meats. It’s location is fantastic with great walks and hikes. Towns, lakes and delicious recommend Restaurants. Totally recommended.
5. Agrihouse
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4.5 based on 102 reviews
A REFUGE IN THE NATURE The authenticity of the countryside in its simplicity and spontaneity welcome you to discover the origins and traditions of the authentic Italian culture of rural life. A return to frugality and the exaltation of the passage of time marked by the nature: the crowing of the cock, the first rays of sun refracting in the fresh morning dew, the awakening of nature and animals, the loving care of the factor, which in every season renews his tacit agreement signed between nature and man. All this means to live on a farm, experience that even for one night only brings back the spirit to its bucolic origins.
A place of peace
Reviewed By raffaella231290I've been at Agrihouse in September 2019 for four days to take part of a four-day yoga kundalini retreat. The place is absolutely amazing, just hills and grass and trees around. The silence is interrupted just by the sound of the wind passing throught the leaves. Many animals (dogs, cats, cows and many more..) as pleasant company. A nice swimming pool with a view. Breakfast is simple but good. Rooms with no tv but in my opinion not needed in a place like this! The family who run the place is so welcoming and warm, they're so friendly and helpful! Bracciano is 10 mins by car and there is a bus 5/6 times a day running beetwen Bracciano and the Agrihouse.. the place is surrounded by nature but well connected. Recommended!
6. Monte dell'Olmo
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4.5 based on 57 reviews
So that one may enjoy this wonderful atmosphere of uncontaminated beauty, seven apartments are available: Five composed of living room with kitchenette, one bedroom and a bath room. Two apartments, one equipped for the disabled, composed of living room with kitchenette, bathroom and two bedrooms. These two apartments also have a fireplace so as to create a warm and cozy atmosphere in all periods of the year.
Relax and kindness!
Reviewed By EffieBlueThe perfect place to relax, stay with your friends or family and enjoy good food! Quiet and with a gorgeous peak of the lake, this place is perfect for a weekend getaway. The staff is extremely nice and accompanied, I’m vegan and they were friendly and find perfect alternatives for me! The pool is nice, with a garden area. You can reach the lake in less than 10 minutes. And the prices are incredible, great value for the accommodation and the food!! Recommended! My personal advice for the owners is to believe in your place more! It’s a gem!!! With a little more details it could reach a really high level!!
7. Le Due Lune
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4 based on 60 reviews
A New Year's Eve I will never forget - A haven from the craziness of Rome.
Reviewed By yorkiebar23Lovely apartment with a small kitchen and large shared terrace over looking Rome and Lazio. Stunning views - was there for New Years Eve and was stunned by the spectical of the fireworks (that lasted for 1 1/2 hours!) Quite countryside location, so you really need your own transport. It's a 15 mins drive to the local train station with free parking. It's a 30 min train ride to St Peter's Station in the centre of Rome. You pass a Spar on the way if you fancy cooking instead of eating out. The only complaints were the towels could have been replaced more often. The kitchen could do with some more crockery and utensils (only 1 knife). Apart from that it was fabulous. Oh and the apartment had heating which was great for a winter stay.
8. La Tenuta del Campo di Sopra
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5 based on 22 reviews
Lovely place!
Reviewed By 763malinkaBeautiful agriturismo!Quiet,relaxing place.Very kind and gentle owners. Very tasty local breakfast with homemade sweets and beautiful restaurant nearby...We are very satisfied. Grazie mille! Mariya and Ivan Bulgaria
9. Tenuta Saracone
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4.5 based on 42 reviews
Fabulous country views, spacious comfortable apartments
Reviewed By TominZurichExtraordinary views over the countryside, Tenuta Saracone has six self-catering apartments. We stayed in a one bedroom; the apartments are quite spacious. Each apartment has a table under a pergola from which to take in the view. And there is a lovely, large swimming pool. The owners, Stefania and her partner, are warm and welcoming. This was an incredible value!
10. Agriturismo La Vecchia Fattoria
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4.5 based on 349 reviews
Located on the secondary road to Amelia, on the borderline between Umbria and Latium, "La vecchia fattoria" is an ideal place of peace and relax. The agrotourism overlooks a valley of olive trees, and from the farmhouse you can catch downstream our beautiful, natural pool, surrounded by the green Tiber countryside. Corners of unespected suggestion hide away in the spaces crowning our hill, where you can allow yourself a break enclosed by olive trees, aromatic herbs, vineyards and soft fruits.
Peaceful agriturismo with nice rooms, great views and excellent food.
Reviewed By SeanCaragataWe stayed in the Apartment Red and Apartment Brown during our one week stay at Agriturismo Vecchio Fattoria. Apartment Red is a spacious 1 bedroom (double + single) with a separate kitchen, dining and living area (with pull out futon), large bathroom and large terrace overlooking the pool. Apartment Brown has 2 large bedrooms with 2 bathrooms (1 en suite), small kitchen area, and small terrace. Marco and his staff were gracious and helpful throughout our stay. This agriturismo offers an excellent and varied lunch and dinner menu, with a small breakfast buffet offering a selection of fruit, cakes, pastries and preserves. Coffee and tea were available throughout the day. The antipasti, pastas, and grilled meats (many with fresh mushrooms or truffles) were all excellent, as was the small wine selection. We loved the large pool overlooking the valley, with a good choice of chairs and loungers (some with shade), and our kids loved the daily stroll to visit the farm animals (chickens, ducks, geese, donkeys and goats). The location is less than a 90 minute drive from Rome, and an excellent base from which to explore the sights of Lazio and Umbria, including the nearby hill town of Orte, the Roman ruins and papal palace of Viterbo, the 500 year-old parco dei mostri (monster park) at Bomarzo, the stunning Umbrian hill town of Todi, and the Umbrian cultural and wine centers of Montefalco and Orvietto.
