Frascati
February 5, 2008
We are definitely the exception in Rome. We’re car-less. We rely on: a) public transport or b) other people with cars. Amazingly, our dependence on the former does not rule out regular fresh air seeking jaunts to the beautiful historical Roman town of Frascati, just 20km outside of the city and easily accessible by bus or train.
Obviously, synonymous with the white wine but a better-kept secret here is the Romanella, a locally produced red wine.
Also in close proximity is Ariccia, birthplace of the famous hog-roast speciality ‘la porchetta’.
There is a stunning choice of imposingly proud architecture to visit, such as the Villa Torlonia and it’s tranquil gardens, and a multitude of Fraschette: typical simple Roman diners, there for the purpose of consuming all the local delicacies. Remember, as we always like to remind you, the attention is paid to the cuisine not the decor!
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