Frascati

The 17th century building was rebuilt by architect Massimiliano Fuksas, who created large open spaces without partitions to transform the stables into exhibition areas, yet…

The present church appears at the end of 17th century from the extension of the previous church dedicated to the Holy Virgin Mary, property already…

It is also known as the Church of San Rocco. The church was the first cathedral of Frascati, which rose on the plant nursery (in…

The Church of St. Peter is the cathedral of the Diocese of Frascati and at the end of the 16th century replaced the old S.…

The Palace is the seat of the Tusculum Diocese and is situated on the original rock around which early living areas developed. It was built…

It is also known as Villa Belvedere, and is one of the most important historical villas of Frascati. Firstly, for its high privileged position from…

The villa, also known as "The Rufina" , was the first to be built at Frascati (1540 – 1550) by the will of Alessandro Rufini,…

The villa is situated in the public park a short step away from the old centre. It was originally an old farm given by the…

The villa was built towards the second half of the 16th century by request of Cardinal Alessandro Ruffini, also owner of the villa "La Rufina";…