Visit Rieti
Discover the soul of Lazio
Comfortable hotel perfect for overnight stays in Rieti
Hotel Blu is located just steps from Rieti's historic center, a perfect starting point for exploring this province, rich in monuments and medieval architecture. The hotel also offers affordable accommodations for single nights, with secure parking and, upon request, room service.
A medieval library in excellent condition
Farfa Abbey, which includes the church renovated during the Renaissance, the Lombard Cloister, the Great Cloister, and the Library, is one of the best-preserved medieval monastic centers in central Italy. It is also famous for its large collection of volumes (20,000) and 60 extremely rare incunabula from the scribe tradition.
The beauties of Mount Terminillo
Are you a nature and hiking lover? Don't miss the chance to visit the Lungo and Ripasottile Lakes Nature Reserve.
The views of Mount Terminillo, also known for its downhill and cross-country ski slopes, are rich in natural beauty year-round, which you can easily discover thanks to the nearby tourist station, available for simple stops and overnight stays.
The views of Mount Terminillo, also known for its downhill and cross-country ski slopes, are rich in natural beauty year-round, which you can easily discover thanks to the nearby tourist station, available for simple stops and overnight stays.
The buildings that can be visited in Rieti
The city of Rieti holds countless surprises for lovers of medieval and Renaissance architecture and history, thanks to the numerous churches and palaces open to the public. The most famous structures are undoubtedly the Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta, the Museo dell'Opera del Duomo, and the Civic Museum, but equally noteworthy are the Palazzo Comunale and the Palazzo Vescovile, the papal residence in the twelfth century.
The Way of St. Francis, a tour of the history of the Saint
The Cammino di Francesco is perfect for walking, cycling and horseback riding, a guided tour with wooden signs of the towns of the Valle Santa and the Franciscan Sanctuaries.
The Camino is walked every year by thousands of people, each at their own pace and according to their preferences, and offers numerous opportunities for rest and overnight stays. Car transportation is also available for those with mobility difficulties.
The Camino is walked every year by thousands of people, each at their own pace and according to their preferences, and offers numerous opportunities for rest and overnight stays. Car transportation is also available for those with mobility difficulties.