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Villa Tuscolana Park Hotel Villa Tuscolana Park Hotel HOTEL & RESTAURANT - MEETINGS, INCENTIVES, CONFERENCES & EVENTS - WELLNESS & SPA VIA DEL TUSCOLO, KM. 1,500 00044 FRASCATI – ROME, ITALY TEL. +39 06 942900 - FAX +39 06 9424747 [email protected] www.villatuscolana.com History & Culture, Nature & Wellness, Typical Food & Wine, Sport & Team Building, Shopping & Amusement, Arts & Music …there is a lot to discover at Villa Tuscolana !!! The Culture …3000 years of History… Villa Tuscolana is located in the heart of the Natural Park of the Colline Romane (Roman Hills District), one the most beautiful green areas nearby Rome: an area that offers a fascinating journey into a landscape characterized by natural environments of great value, with beautiful parks and natural reserves, with lakes set among forests, vineyards and olive groves, in an area of just over 1000 sq. km. An area that preserves and witnesses 3000 years of history, of different cultures, of past civilizations and traditions, a unique concentration of archaeological sites with remains of temples of Roman and pre-Roman necropolis and burial monuments, cyclopean walls, amphitheaters, impressive works of hydraulic engineering and villas of the Imperial and Republican eras. It is possible to find evidence and traces in almost every one of the small towns of Roman Hills District, such as the magnificent Hadrian's Villa in Tivoli, a universal heritage of UNESCO. The more, the District is among the most fascinating cultural areas of Rome for the extraordinary concentration of noble residences (built between the sixteenth and eighteenth century by the great Roman Families): the system “Ville Tuscolane” and baroque palaces, with the works of the greatest architects of the Renaissance and Baroque periods (like Vanvitelli, Bernini, Borromini, Vasari). There are also churches, monasteries and abbeys, rich with frescoes, icons, mosaics and sculptures (such as the beautiful Abbey of San Nilo in Grottaferrata or the Hermitage of Camaldoli in Frascati). Outstanding are the masterpieces of figurative art with the cycles of frescoes of Villa Falconieri in Frascati, Palazzo Doria in Valmontone, Palazzo Chigi in Ariccia and Villa Grazioli in Grottaferrata and many works preserved in churches throughout the area. The area is also plenty of museum sites with valuable works (such as the beautiful mosaic of the Nile kept in the National Archaeological Museum of Palestrina). Free time suggestions (Culture) ..discovering the Romans … “LE VILLE TUSCOLANE” A superb collection of ancient Mansions and patrician Palaces erected between XVI and XVIII Centuries on the agreable slopes of the Mount Tuscolo and the hills around (the Colline Romane), a unique journey across the History and the Beauty of these masterpieces of the Renaissance and of the Baroque, created by the most famous italian architects (Vanvitelli, Bernini, Borromini, Vasari, Domenichino, Sangallo, Maderno): frescoed halls, luxuriant gardens, magnificent courtyards, that make the past splendours reviving for the joy of the visitors. IT IS POSSIBLE TO VISIT THE VILLE TUSCOLANE (HALF A DAY OR FULL DAY TOUR) WITH PROFESSIONAL GUIDES. WE CAN ARRANGE FOR TICKETS BOOKING, AS WELL AS FOR BUS OR CAR TRANSFERS ON REQUEST. Free time suggestions (Culture) ..discovering the Romans … “MUSEUMS” In our area there are dozens of Museums with precious artworks, like the beautiful “Nile’s Mosaic” preserved in the National Archeological Museum of Palestrina or the “Roman Ancient Boats” visible at the Museum of Nemi, and then the other historical Museums of Albano, Cori, Frascati, Segni, Valmontone, Velletri and Zagarolo. IT IS POSSIBLE TO VISIT ANY OF THE MUSEUMS (EVEN MORE THAN ONE IN A DAY) WITH PROFESSIONAL GUIDES. WE CAN ARRANGE FOR TICKETS BOOKING, AS WELL AS FOR BUS OR CAR TRANSFERS ON REQUEST. Free time suggestions (Culture) ..walking through the art… FRASCATI WALKING TOUR ITINERARY (total lenght: 1,5 km): Piazza Guglielmo Marconi and external View of Villa Aldobrandini Frascati Cathedral (Church of St. Peter) Church of the Jesus Old Frascati Cathedral in Piazza San Rocco (St. Maria in Vivario) Scuderie Aldobrandini and Tuscolano Museum The itinerary starts in Piazza Guglielmo Marconi, where it is possible to admire the Villa Aldobrandini (built in the sixteenth century – one of the aristocratic mansions built in this area since during the Roman Empire through the centuries) and on the other side, an amazing view of Rome. In the Marconi square, not far from the historic center of Frascati, it is possible to visit the Scuderie Aldobrandini, site of the " Tuscolano Museum". From Piazza Guglielmo Marconi, walking towards the old town it is possible to reach the nearby Piazza San Pietro (passing through Piazza Roma and Via Battisti) and visit the majestic Cathedral of Frascati, dedicated to Saint Peter, built between 1600 and 1700. In Piazza San Pietro there is the sublime fountain of the 16tth century which is a prelude to another architectural masterpiece: the Church of The Jesus (built between XVI and XVII century), in which there is the trompe l'oeil dome, painted by G. Well, that leaves speechless all visitors. Continuing through via Buttarelli, it is possible to see both the Bishop's Palace of the XV century and the bell tower of the XIV century Santa Maria in Vivario, the old Cathedral of Frascati. The tour ends in Piazza San Rocco, at the church of Santa Maria in Vivario, built in the XII century. Walking along Viale Regina Margherita, the most important street of Frascati (plenty of typical local restaurants called “fraschette”)it is possible to have an amazing view of Rome and to come back to Piazza Guglielmo Marconi. Free time suggestions (Culture) ..walking through the art… FRASCATI WALKING TOUR ITINERARY (total lenght: 1,5 km): Scuderie Aldobrandini and Tuscolano Museum The Scuderie Aldobrandini, restored by Massimiliano Fuksas, are a multipurpose space with original innovations appropriate to the presentation of both the archaeological collection of permanent art exhibitions, workshops, multimedia areas, auditorium. The collection of artifacts from the Museum Tuscolano, located on the ground floor of the property, is one of the few historical collections of the province of Rome and contains a number of materials found at Tusculum, including those recently identified in the Forum and in the Theatre by the Spanish School of History and Archaeology. In the section of art history are on display ten wooden models of Tusculum and a number of recordings and rare medals relating to Renaissance villas and celebrities such as the Duke of York, bishop of Frascati for almost forty years Visit Duration approximately: 1-2 hours Opening hours: Tuesday – Friday 10:00-18:00 / Saturday – Sunday 10:00-19:00 Address: Piazza Marconi, 6, Frascati Website: http://www.scuderiealdobrandini.org/ Contacts: (+39) 069417195 The Nature …..an isle dipped in the green …. Located in the heart of the Natural Park of the Castelli Romani, Villa Tuscolana offers to the guests a relaxing stay in a green scenario, directly in touch with the nature, with flavours and colours – all year long – of one the most beautiful areas nearby Rome, and ………. …… being in a strategical position, very close to the center of Rome, Villa Tuscolana is the ideal solution for visiting Rome, but at same time avoiding the noise and the stress of the big city…… Free time suggestions (Trekking and Walking) ..relaxing in the green … THE NATURAL PARK OF CASTELLI ROMANI The Regional Park of Castelli Romani is crossed by a net of natural paths, wide and well structured: over 150 kilometers of itineraries plenty of beauty. The paths go through the protected areas of the Park and have been selected to offer nature trails with particular landscapes, as well as historical and archeological stop-over. Among the others there is the possibility of a Water Path on the Lake of Albano. Villa Tuscolana is in the heart of the Park of Castelli Romani, at an average distance of 30/50 minutes driving from the various sites. “THE LITTLE DONKEYS’ HILL” is a social biological Farm located in one of the most interesting (from a naturalistic point of view) area of the Park, 700 meters a.s.l. and beside the crater of the ancient volcano; 7 hectares wide the Farm offers the possibility of spending time with all the farmyard’s animals, horses, geese, chickens, ducks, cats, dogs and especially little donkeys: it is possible to have upto 2 hours trekking together with the little donkeys along the natural paths, accompanied by certified environmental guides, to discover the local flora & fauna but also the history of the entire area. And at the Farm it is possible to have an after trekking drink, a genuine glass of wine as aperitif, and to enjoy a nice BBQ meal. WE CAN ARRANGE FOR GUIDED TOURS, AS WELL AS FOR BUS OR CAR TRANSFER ON REQUEST. Free time suggestions (Wellness) The Hotel Beauty Farm ...relax, wellness, regeneration … LYMPHA SPA is Villa Tuscolana Park Hotel's Beauty farm. 400 sq.mt. of pure relax, offering a wide range of treatments and wellness programs, for the harmony of body, mind and spirit. Guests can relax in the indoor heated swimming pool (located in a suggestive grotto), or have a sauna or a turkish bath, or they can experience emotional showers, hydromassage, solarium. A wellness journey of progressive relaxation with warm waters that heat and relax in an unforgettable atmosphere. And also the body treatments, the magic Argan Oil for the face, the massages (Kerala, Hot Stones, Abhyanga, etc.). Free time suggestions (Driving & Sightseeing) ..... enjoying life..... FIAT 500 Vintage Grand Tour - The Roman Hills A 3 hour sightseeing tour of the lakes and hills around Rome, in a Fiat 500 vintage car, enjoying being a passenger while your expert guide takes care of the driving; relish the sights of two of the most attractive lakes in Italy and discover the quaint medieval villages of Castel Gandolfo and Nemi; last but not least …savor the typical local products A trip full of colors and emotions: take-off on an amazing journey through the Roman hills and deep blue volcanic lakes featuring breathtaking views of the region.
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