Hotels Nerola, Guesthouses Nerola and Residences Nerola

Nerola, a small municipality of the province of Rome, rises just in the heart of the naturalistic oasis of Mounts Lucretili in Sabina. Situated a short distance from the huge monasterial complex of the abbey of St. Maria di Farfa, it is easily accessible through Strada Statale Salaria.

Nerola gathers a dazzling array of family-run guest houses, that welcome tourists with the utmost warmth and hospitality. The local hotels are the ideal accommodation facilities for both gourmets, the lovers of nature and those interested in spending pleasant holidays here based on the utmost rest and relax. Nerola's tourist offer is complemented by charming farm houses, that are idyllically set amidst the local glorious countryside, and by modern and well-kept residences.

Nerola's ancient village still retains its original features. The picturesque houses of the city centre are dominated by the impressive profile of Odescalchi Castle, that is surrounded by high circular towers and encircled by imposing merloned walls. It is now home to a modern hotel, but still retains much of its original charm and fascination.
Nerola's historical districts welcome tourists with the utmost warmth and hospitality. They give them the possibility to sip refreshing cocktails and eat tasty ice-cream, as well as to have dinner at a typical restaurant while enjoying traditional wines and flavours from Sabina Romana. Nerola's most important product is oil, the so-called Oro della Sabina (Sabina's Gold), that has been produced along the slopes of Mounts Lucretili since the Roman Age.
Nerola is the ideal point of departure to explore the charming footopaths that lead up to the tops of the surrounding peaks, such as Mount Serrapopoli, Mount Pellecchia, Mount Falco and the so-called Lagustelli di Percile. The lovers of trekking and mountain-biking will have the possibility to undertake exciting excursions, as well as to visit the beautiful Farfa Abbey, that is one of the most important medieval monasterial complexes in Lazio. One of the abbey's most important parts is the church of St. Maria, whose elegant naves are decorated with outstanding mosaics. It also cherishes a precious painting depicting the Last Judgment, that was realized by a famous sixteenth-century Flemish artist.