Nature trail named after the wild cyclamens that colour the undergrowth of the Circeo promontory in autumn, within the National Park; a particularly striking route for those visiting the area during the flowering season of these flowers typical of the Mediterranean maquis.
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Forts
Fortified post on the Circeo promontory, whose name is now also linked to one of the best-known hiking trails in the area, leading to this strategic point overlookin...
Promontory trails
Route connecting the ridge trail (750) with Guardia Orlando, a lookout post used during the Second World War. Remains of trenches wrapped in vegetation can be seen....
Parks & gardens
We owe the opening of the “Public Park at Peretto” to Italo Gemini, Mayor of the Circeo from 1956 to 1962. This splendid place is called Peretto because of the wild...
Archaeology
At Peretto a Roman cistern survives, part of the water system designed to collect and store water for the villas and settlements of ancient Circeii. Towards the end...