My cozy and scenic little house awaits you in the heart of Ariccia's historic center, ideally located just behind the main Corte square. Being centrally located, you can easily walk to all the amenities and the famous "fraschette." Additionally, the area is only 3 km from Albano Laziale, which has a train station that will take you to Rome in 50 minutes.
This apartment is perfect for discovering the wonders of the Castelli Romani and can accommodate two adults and a child up to 6 years old, in addition to an infant.
The accommodation features a panoramic open space overlooking the Ariccia bridge, including a living area with a kitchen equipped with a table and a comfortable sofa. Two steps separate the living area from the sleeping area, where you will find a master bedroom and a small room suitable for a child up to 5-6 years old, as well as a bathroom and a small workspace within the master bedroom.
The house is located on a pedestrian street, just behind the church in Ariccia's main square. The nearest parking is at Piazzale Aldo Moro, which offers both paid and free parking spaces. It is advisable not to park on Sunday evenings, as Monday is reserved for Ariccia's weekly market. Alternatively, you can use the large parking area under the monumental bridge, where parking is free and you can conveniently access the square via an elevator, which costs €1 per person each way. The elevator operates from 6:00 AM to 1:00 AM, but it is also possible to reach the parking area on foot outside of service hours.
Once you arrive at the square, on the right, you will find a small street to follow. Descending the stairs at the end of the road will lead you to Via Don Lorenzo Sordini, where my house is located a little further down on the right at number 4.
To visit Rome, the Albano Laziale train station is about 3 km from Ariccia, and you can reach Roma Termini in just 50 minutes. Ariccia is also a central point for exploring other charming villages in the Castelli Romani, such as Frascati, Nemi, Castelgandolfo, Genzano di Roma, and Marino.