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40 miles south-east of Rome lies the medieval town of Ninfa, once owned by the Caetani family. In 1922 the Duchess of Sermoneta resurrected the lush gardens to provide a magical setting at the foot of the Abruzzo. Only open from April to October, on the first Saturday and first Sunday of every month 0900-1200 and 1430-1800.
Written Sep 8, 2005
Address: Ninfa Doganella, Cisterna di Latina, Lazio
Phone: 0039 06-6873056
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