Ancient church of Santa Maria della Sorresca, on Lake Paola near Sabaudia, which belonged first to Benedictine monks and later to the Knights Templar, who from 1239 used it as a base, together with the Rocca di San Felice, to control a long stretch of coast between Terracina and Anzio against pirate raids and tensions with the empire of Frederick II.
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Archaeology
North-western sector of the great Villa of Domitian, the largest archaeological complex at the Circeo (about 46 hectares), which occupies the peninsula overlooking L...
Archaeology
Southern sector of the Villa of Domitian, occupied by a large bathing building with an adjoining bath complex arranged around a quadriporticus with a fine floor of p...
Papal towers
The only one of the six coastal towers of the Circeo to keep its original structure intact, built in the 16th century by the outlet of Lake Sabaudia (then Lake Paola...
Caves
Triangular crevice in the rock, reachable only by swimming or by canoe, on the southern coast of the promontory just after the Torre Paola Cave, towards the San Feli...