Points of interest
Beaches, limestone summits, coastal lakes, prehistoric caves and hilltop villages: every place on the promontory has its own guide with curiosities, practical details and exact position.
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Nature
Site of Community Importance protecting the natural habitats of the northern side of the Circeo promontory, the so-called “Quarto Freddo”. The Circeo promontory, who...
Nature
Marine Site of Community Importance protecting the seabed and underwater ecosystems between the Circeo promontory and Terracina, rich in posidonia seagrass meadows —...
Fountains
Fountain with the distinctive popular name ‘Asso di coppe’ (Ace of Cups), linked to oral tradition and the minor place names of San Felice Circeo, one of the many cu...
Churches
Main parish church of San Felice Circeo, dedicated to the town’s patron saint and located in the heart of the historic centre. There has been a place of worship with...
Parks & gardens
On 4 June 2005 “Vigna la Corte” was inaugurated. A restoration project made this area safe and redeveloped it superbly, creating a garden where Circeo residents and...
Promontory trails
Ascent route to the Picco di Circe starting from the Crocette, part of the network of trail 750 on the promontory. The route reaches the ridge and the Picco through...
Parks & gardens
We are on the Tyrrhenian coast, on the stretch between Terracina and Anzio, about 100 km south of Rome. The Circeo National Park was established on 25 January 1934 a...
Parks & gardens
The Grotta delle Capre garden was created at the wish of Luigi Aguet, who donated some of his land to the Municipality on condition that it be used for public parks....
Parks & gardens
We owe the first use of this area as a public park to Luigi Aguet, who donated the land to the Municipality of San Felice Circeo. The staircase down to the belvedere...
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...
Parks & gardens
A park is a large area of land, usually with plants, set aside for particular uses. In the Middle Ages a park was essentially a cultivated or uncultivated area attac...
Parks & gardens
A park is a large area of land, usually with plants, set aside for particular uses. In the Middle Ages a park was essentially a cultivated or uncultivated area attac...
