Enjoy exquisite panoramas and cultural treasures in the Sabine Hills outside Rome

Experience the rolling olive hills, medieval hilltowns, and unique art of this romantic, historic landscape on a day tour.

Tour stops can be tailored to clients’ preferences, such as Farfa Abbey, Italy’s oldest and most famous abbey; Saint Francis’s Greccio sanctuary where nativity scenes originated; the Museo dell’Olio, which pays homage to the olive tree and its many uses to man through the centuries, and other remarkable ancient sites and hermitages.

                
         Photos by Alfio Fisicaro © 2008

Also available upon request are walks on scenic country trails or two-hour morning cooking classes at the Tevere-Farfa Inn, followed by a full-course lunch. Includes door-to-door car service, guided tours, museum fees, and a full-course meal.

Optional cooking class, a two-hour lesson, which focuses on special dishes such as carciofi alla romana or risotto con radicchio. Clients may propose a recipe of their choice.

Tours are for 2–4 persons.

For further information see Day Tours Brochure and contact info@mangiarebenesabina.com.