In the 1200s, the Longobard Castello Baglioni in Graffignano (VT), whose borgo dominates the Tiber valley, passed first to the Baglioni family who gave it the name and then to Pandolfo dell’Anguillara, governor of…
The Bridges of Vara, which were built at the end of the XIX century, were the main piece of railway infrastructure for the ‘Marmifera’ line linking the port of Marina di Carrara to the quarries. Today, this former rail…
Situated to the north of Rome, the Castle of Santa Severa on the Tyrrhenian Coast is one of the most striking and evocative places in the Region of Lazio. It owes its present name to St. Severa, a Christian girl…