Basalt cliffs above the sea In the old stones

The sanctuary of Madonna del Ponte

Narni

Where it is

Narni at its real position from Rome, with everywhere else we list behind it — so you can see how far out this one is.

Narni, and where it is from Rome Narni drawn at its real position relative to Rome, about 75 minutes by car. The faint dots are the other places we list, so you can see how far out this one is. 75 min Rome Narni

Open it where the roads are

Takes you to Narni itself. The place is signposted from there — we point at the town because that is the position we hold, and we would rather say so than pretend to a pin we have not checked.

Getting there

Getting there, the comfortable way

  • 1 h 15drive from the middle of Rome
  • 87 kmeach way
  • Rent a car for the day

    The day stays yours: you leave when you want, stop where you want, and come back when the light goes.

    • You pick it up in Rome and drop it back in Rome
    • No timetable to build the day around
    • The stops on the way are the good part, and they need a car

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  • Have a driver take you, door to door

    No parking to find, no wrong turns, and you leave when the day is done.

    • Picked up where you are staying, dropped back there
    • No parking to find and no ZTL to worry about
    • Nobody spends the day driving

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Also around Narni

A caver with a headlamp inside a cave passage Under the ground

Narni Underground: the Inquisition cell found in 1979

A guided visit to the rooms under the former convent of San Domenico: a frescoed church, a Roman cistern and the cell used by the Holy Office, whose graffiti are still being res…

A sports club — you join them for the day

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Narni In the old stones

The bridge of Augusto

One arch of the Roman bridge that carried the Via Flaminia over the Nera, still standing in the river.

Free — nothing to pay

Just turn up — open air, any hour

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Narni In the old stones

Acquedotto romano della Formina

An archaeological site at Narni.

Free — nothing to pay

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More in the old stones

Arpino In the old stones

The pointed arch at Civitavecchia, Arpino

Megalithic walls above Arpino, and a corbelled pointed arch cut through them that has no equal anywhere else in the Mediterranean.

Free — nothing to pay

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Alatri In the old stones

The cyclopean walls of Alatri

Polygonal blocks fitted without mortar, standing in the middle of the old town, and a gate whose single lintel stone weighs about as much as a locomotive.

Free — nothing to pay

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Castro Dei Volsci In the old stones

The Mamma Ciociara monument, Castro dei Volsci

A Carrara marble figure on the old rock of San Pietro, raised in 1964 to the women of this valley who were assaulted here at the end of the war.

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Albano Laziale In the old stones

The cathedral of San Pancrazio

A Baroque cathedral at Albano Laziale, from the eighteenth century.

Free — nothing to pay

Just turn up

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