Cervara di Roma

Tucked into the Monti Simbruini of eastern Lazio, Cervara di Roma is a place whose character is shaped by its elevation of 1,053 metres and steep hillside setting. The village rises above the Aniene Valley within the Monti Simbruini Regional Natural Park, an Apennine area of beech woods and limestone slopes. Its compact medieval centre is threaded by stairways and stone-built lanes rather than broad streets, preserving the form of a settlement adapted to the mountain. Cervara is also known as a village of artists: sculptures and literary inscriptions appear among its lanes, giving the historic fabric a contemporary cultural layer. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across Lazio and the Simbruini Mountains.

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