Bagnaia Holidays

Bagnaia Holidays - A beautiful holiday spot
Bagnaia holidays offer a small historic town north of Rome, made famous by the beautiful Renaissance palace with its' spectacular gardens, Villa Lante. The town of Bagnaia lies just 4kms from Viterbo, and is located in the northern part of Lazio, a region rich in Roman and Etruscan history. Holidays in Bagnaia offer a medieval town full of aged buildings and cobbled streets, with impressive architecture and one of Italys' greatest gardens to explore.

Holidays in Bagnaia - Explore the Villa Lante, famed for its' spectacular gardens
Bagnaia holidays offer an ideal destination for nature and history-lovers, with a tour around the majestic Villa Lante and its' stunning gardens making a wonderful day out. Holidays in Bagnaia are centred around the magnificent 16th century villa, accessed by three streets in town which form a trident, and lead directly from the main square to the grounds. Composed of twin palaces, filled with frescos, Villa Lante is dominated by the wonderfully verdant grounds and stunning water features. Bagnaia holidays offer the chance to wander round these beautifully designed formal gardens, which include countless fountains, statues, obelisks and a maze.

Holidays to Bagnaia - A quiet medieval town, in the northern Lazio region
A holiday in Bagnaia would suit those looking for a peaceful traditional base, and who are keen to explore both the heritage and culture of the area, and the beautiful Villa that the town is known for. The town itself is lined with fine Renaissance architecture, with the central square, the Piazza XX Settembre (which was inspired by the Piazza del Popolo in Rome) the main hub of the village. Holidays in Bagnaia offer a couple of restaurants, bars and shops around the square, and visitors to this small town could opt to stay either in a local agriturismo in the countryside, or in neighbouring Viterbo. Whilst on a holiday in Bagnaia, hire a car to discover the beauty of the Lazio area, from the lakeside towns of Bracciano and Anguillara, to the unique village of Bagnoregio, or travel by train or bus to see the sights of Rome.