Passo Corese

Tucked along the Via Salaria between the Tiber plain and the Sabine hills, Passo Corese is a place whose character is shaped by the meeting of Rome’s northern approaches and rural Lazio. Administratively part of Fara in Sabina, it is a practical, lived-in settlement rather than a historic centre preserved as a monument. The road follows an ancient route linking Rome with the Adriatic side of the peninsula, while the nearby archaeological area of Cures Sabini recalls the Sabines, an Italic people associated with this part of Lazio in antiquity. Fields and low hills soon replace the built-up corridors, marking the transition between metropolitan Rome and inland Sabina. Find related webcams in the surrounding area to build a fuller picture of the Tiber plain and Sabine country.

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