Parco Nazionale
Parco Nazionale in Lazio
5 towns
Lazio holds 5 Parco Nazionale sites inside our catalogue. They are in the Latina and Frosinone provinces.
The three most recognized in our catalogue are Sabaudia, San Felice Circeo, and Picinisco. 2 more towns carry the mark alongside them.
The towns
Sabaudia
Province: Latina · 17 m
A rationalist city built in 253 days on drained Pontine marshland, founded 15 April 1934 between Lago di Paola and the Tyrrhenian dunes.
San Felice Circeo
Province: Latina · 100 m
A medieval borgo on the flank of a promontory that Homer made the home of Circe in the Odyssey.
Picinisco
Province: Frosinone · 725 m
A medieval village at 725 meters on the eastern edge of Lazio, the source of much of Italo-Scottish emigration.
San Donato Val di Comino
Province: Frosinone · 728 m
A medieval village at 728 meters at the gateway to Forca d'Acero, the pass into the Abruzzo National Park.
Ponza
Province: Latina · 5 m
The main island of the Pontine archipelago, a volcanic crescent 40 km off Formia with white tuff cliffs, Roman fishpond tunnels at Pilato, Cala Feola's natural pools, and a 3,200-resident borgo curving around a horseshoe harbor painted in 18th-century Bourbon-pastel.
From elsewhere in Italy
Five more towns
Castel San Pietro Terme
Province: Bologna
A 75-meter thermal town east of Bologna, its sulphurous waters in use since 1137.
Locorotondo
Province: Bari
The round white town on the Itria valley ridge at 410 meters, with cummerse roofs the rest of Puglia does not have.
Ponte di Legno
Province: Brescia
The uppermost commune in the province, 1,257 meters up, where two streams meet under the Adamello range to form a river.
Bard
Province: Aosta Valley
A 102-person village under the great Savoy fortress that guards the mouth of the Aosta Valley.
Cefalù
Province: Palermo
A Norman cathedral at the foot of a 270-meter rock on the Tyrrhenian coast, founded in 1131.