Visit the sacred grove where the frozen figures of monsters, dragons, exotic and mystical animals made from volcanic tuff are placed.
Relevance 100%, 2024
#29of 58 toursin Rome
The sacred forest, which turned into a park for tourists, is famous for its extraordinary statues of volcanic tuff. But not only "monsters" attract travelers, but also unusual buildings, for example: a crooked house, funeral temple, fountains, monuments and obelisks with carved mottos and inscriptions on them.
After the death of Vicino Orsini, architecture of the park nobody took charge of the place and it only began to be appreciated by intellectuals and artists such as Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Salvador Dali and Maurizio Calvesi after centuries of neglect. Now it is a popular place for travelers all over the world.
Tout is for 3 persons minimum.
Languages: RussianEnglishItalian
Duration: 5 hours.
Included: transfer, guide, picnic and entrance fee.
Book in one click6 travellers liked this tourLimited number of tickets. Don't miss it!Book now
to-do listed1
likes6share via Facebookshare via Twittershare via Google+share via VK
Rome Wasn’t Built in a Day is for those of us with limited time or for those of us looking for the one day overview of Rome, then this Rome Highlights Tour is for you.
This tour offers a view of the Catholic world of Vatican. You will visit the Vatican Museums, Raphael’s Rooms, Gallery of the Tapestries, Gallery of Maps and St. Peter’s Basilica.
Skip the lines to the Colosseum and Roman Forum, on your own private walking tour. See the best of Ancient Rome and learn of the 3,000 year history of the Eternal City.
Having the opportunity to create your own sketchbook journal while visiting Rome is not only a unique experience, but one that you will cherish and remember always.
Riding a bike around Rome is quite interesting, but getting to the places where one can admire breathtaking views of the city by bike is much more than just an interesting thing.
по-русски
en Español (pronto)
Relevance 100%, 2024
Photo: Monsters of Bomarzo, © Gransport65
Russian 
English 
Italian 
Reviews