Ariccia and the Castelli Romani: for bikers and lovers of delicious food

Just a short drive from Rome, nestled among the rolling Alban Hills, lies the region of the Castelli Romani — a group of ancient hill towns known for their charming character, lush landscapes, and vibrant food culture. Among these, Ariccia stands out as one of the most beloved destinations for Romans escaping the city for a weekend of good food, history, and fresh air.

Ariccia’s reputation is deeply rooted in culinary tradition, but there’s much more to discover than just food. Historically, it was one of the principal cities of the Latin League, a confederation of cities that rivaled early Rome. Eventually absorbed into the Roman Republic after the destruction of Alba Longa, Ariccia maintained its cultural identity and strategic importance across the centuries.

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