Rocca d'Evandro, a village of singular beauty

Rocca d'Evandro, a charming village of singular beauty, nestled on the small hill at the foot of Mount Camino, between Campania and Lazio, stands on a dream territory, crossed by majestic waterways, which in the past gave it great strategic importance during the sieges. A small town of about three thousand inhabitants, quiet, which stretches between plains, valleys and mountains. Full of breathtaking views. Crossed by the Agrigliano river, it boasts dozens of streams and waterfalls, the city dates back to the early 18th century, with its flagship, the Castle, built between the 10th and 11th centuries, is still a witness today of the historical events that have taken place around the valley on which it stands. Surrounded by woods and rocks, it protected the village from above. Of Aragonese style, it is mostly characterized by eighteenth-century elements. Rich in frescoes and historical details, we can visit it along all its walls. Other small pearls to visit are the churches, such as that of San Giovanni Battista. A land rich in vines, it boasts a large wine production such as Falaghina and Greco, native products.