Holiday apartment in Tragliata: discover history, trails and the village

Tragliata between village, history and landscape

Tragliata brings together rural landscapes, history and tangible experiences. If you are looking for a holiday apartment or holiday home in Tragliata, you will encounter a place featuring the fortified Borgo di Tragliata and Etruscan-Roman origins. The landscape protection measure for the Aree collinari dell’Agro Romano settentrionale also includes the fortified Borgo di Tragliata. A historic paved road connected the ancient settlement of Tragliata with the important settlement of Castel Campanile.

Historical traces in the village

The origins of Borgo di Tragliata date back to the Etruscan and Roman periods. The Castello di Tragliata is also part of the historic heritage. It was built between the 9th and 10th centuries for defence and observation purposes. Over time, the Castello di Tragliata was converted into a country house used for residential purposes and agricultural production.

In the area around Tragliata, the Torre del Pascolaro is located on private farmland; it can be viewed from a distance. The Torre del Pascolaro was able to communicate with Castel Campanile and the Castello di Tragliata in order to warn of dangerous situations. This makes the historic connection between several buildings in the surroundings of Tragliata tangible, without implying present-day access to the sites.

Village life, organic farm and regional specialities

The Chiesa di Sant'Isidoro is the parish church of Tragliata in the Diocese of Porto Santa Rufina and can be used for private celebrations such as anniversaries and weddings. Since 1999, Borgo di Tragliata has been an organic farm certified by AIAB/ICEA. A visit to Tragliata combines a walk through the village with enjoying regional specialities at the borgo's agriturismo. For travel planning with an interest in local history and regional cuisine, this places two themes closely rooted in the area side by side.

Events and trails around Tragliata

Woodstock a Tragliata is held under the patronage of the Comune di Fiumicino and takes place at Borgo di Tragliata with live music, food and handicrafts. The event has been associated with the historic residence of Borgo di Tragliata since 2011. Numerous trails lead around the village, where ancient Roman and Etruscan remains can be discovered.

The first walk of the Cammino delle città perdute is approximately 6 km long, takes around 3 hours and leads from the square below the Castello di Torrimpietra to Borgo di Tragliata. The Cycling Mirabilia Lazio cycle tour runs from Fiumicino to castles and villages inland, including Tragliata.

Choose a holiday apartment in Tragliata according to your travel plans

Tragliata can be reached by buses operated by Trotta Bus Services Spa, the public transport provider for the city of Fiumicino. When choosing a holiday apartment in Tragliata, you can therefore weigh up the destination themes that matter to you: historic buildings and Etruscan-Roman traces, walks around the village, regional specialities, the stage of the Cammino delle città perdute or the cycle tour from Fiumicino inland.

Further places for orientation

For further orientation, you can also explore Montelanico, Sant'oreste, Castelverde, Castel San Pietro Romano, Maccarese, Prima Porta, Castel Gandolfo and Allumiere.

For the broader travel overview: Rome.