Landscapes immersed in the green nature, lakes and villages featured by an ancient fascination: if you love culture and relax, Lazio is a region to be discovered.

Some of the most famous words you found reading books about Rome surely are "cosmatesche" and "cosmati".
It is not a particularly common term, especially for people not expert in religious architecture, or for people living out of Rome.

The Ministry figures are clear: every day, about thirty thousand tourists and visitors arrive in the Eternal City and walk along the richest seven kilometres of art, culture and history they will ever see – the Musei Vaticani, famous all over the world for their prestige and power.

Visiting the Giardino di Ninfa is a wonderful experience. This natural monument is situated in Cisterna di Latina, exactly where the ancient medieval city Ninfa was situated. It is a beautiful British garden of 8 hectares, made by Gelasio Caetani, in 1921.

From the Basilica of San Giovanni in Laterano you arrive to a cloister built by the Vassalletto, one of the most important families of architects and sculptors in Rome. Pietro Vassalletto started the work in 1222, almost at the end of Innocenzo III pontificate.