Rieti Villas: Reviews for Self Catering and Holiday Rentals in Rieti

Planning a Wedding on Dec 31, 2012

Posted by MattPro, 4 Feb 2012

... in the area of Rome? We will need lodging for 40-50 people. We will stay 8-10 days and need a hall for the wedding reception. We have looked at some villas and castles outside the city. There seem to be many, reasonably priced. Thanks for your help. MattPro ... more

Posted by Swamimama, 6 Feb 2012

... heartily recommend Podere Tevere, 4 villas in Magliano Sabina, sleeps 32. 2 of the villas are joined, the other 2 are separate, but all within walking distance to each other. The owner has a 5th large villa that is ... ... on the same hill. The villas are lovely, well-furnished and ... more

Easy Day Trips/Overnights from Rome by train

Posted by scotmarie, 3 May 2010

... between Rome and Anzio : Lavinio, Villa Claudia, Movechiaro, Anzio Colossio. It made me wonder how you can find out about intermediate stops between stations eg Rome and Orvieto ( a day trip I'm considering ). I know the station boards will have info - however, I can get quite bewildered, espesh if ... more

Posted by LeTerrae, 12 May 2010

... on the sea: The Roman villa and ancient harbour of the Emperor Nero http://www.anzio.net/davedere/villa.htm I realize this post is late for the question above me, but one great intermediate stop between Rome and Orvieto is Orte, a smaller hill town, that similarly to Orvieto ... more

Posted by RobertaMi, 10 Jun 2011

... there, because of the beautiful villas in the area, as well as great restaurants. Marino is worth a visit during October, when "sagra dell'uva", a wine and grapes festival is hosted. Castel Gandolfo (the Pope's summer residence) is worth a visit as well. It is really lively especially ... more

First Trip to Rome

Posted by A_Brit_In_Ischia, 29 Jan 2012

... se/sv/docs/79.pdf Villas of Ancient Rome http://www.italiantouristoffice.se/sv/docs/80.pdf Those won't cover more recent openings, but include some glorious stuff although - for example - the Domus Aurea has been closed to the public for some time now... http://www.pbase.com/isolaverde ... more

Must Do In Rome??

Posted by fineshot2000, 13 Jan 2012

... 1.5 hrs by train from Rome. Interesting town and there are two "Villas" there worth checking out, Villa Gregoriana (huge waterfall in a jungle setting) and Villa de Este, a palace with hundreds of fountains and grottos overlooking the Roma valley down below. Also an UNESCO world heritage site ... more

Villas to let in Roccamonfina or surrounding area

Posted by Alana C, 16 Jan 2012

Im going to Roccamonfina in August and I have been searching for Villas to let with a pool but with not too much luck, i have found a couple but they are not suitable. Has anyone stayed in any or know of any? Help! ... more

Student Trip 10 days in Rome in May

Posted by bvlenci, 2 Feb 2011

... or train) Tivoli, with three villas that you can visit: the Villa d'Este with a Renaissance water garden; the Villa Adriana, the Roman emperor Hadrian's summer digs; and the Villa Gregoriana, which has a wild garden on a hillside. Any of the towns in the Castelli Romani area ... more

Rome, Italy lodging

Posted by bvlenci, 10 Dec 2011

... in Tivoli, just outside the Villa Adriana archeological ... ... I strongly recommend visiting the Villa Adriana, which was the summer digs of the Roman emperor Hadrian. In the town of Tivoli, a few miles away, the Villa d'Este ... ... have time to visit both villas. Tivoli is a little less than ... more

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