From the end of February to March, six days of celebration for Fiano Romano that celebrates Carnival with a weekend full of joy and activities for adults and children, streamers, street performers and much more to celebrate one of the most beloved Italian festivals of all time.
The second weekend of December, the streets of Fiano Romano come alive with a series of Christmas craft markets. An opportunity to discover local crafts and typical products to give to friends. An opportunity to visit this village that was an important river port and an important Benedictine center.
In October in Fiano Romano we celebrate Sant’Eurosia, the co-patron of the medieval village, with a large religious but also civil festival. It starts in the afternoon with games for children waiting for the great solemn mass of the afternoon. After mass the traditional procession takes place through the streets Read more…
In mid-September in Fiano Romano, Our Lady of Sorrows is remembered with a festival that has been celebrated since 1842 when a wax statue with satin clothes arrived in the church of Santo Stefano. The statue had been purchased with the offerings of the faithful and was immediately loved in Read more…
This specialty oil from Fiano Romano comes from the Sirole olive, a variety present in Mount Soratte with the characteristic color from yellow to light green and a light fruity smell. The aromatic flavor is fruity sweet, slightly sour and spicy for fresh oils. The presence of Sirole cultivars dates Read more…
In Fiano Romano there has been a group of musicians since the end of 1800, but it was not until 1902 that the municipality has declared the Banda Musicale of Fiano Romano as a “Municipal Band”. During more than a century, the Banda Musicale of Fiano Romano has achieved important Read more…
The Villa Dei Volusii of Fiano Romano is inside the ‘Service Area – Feronia West’ on the stretch between Raccordo and Roma Nord on the Autostrada Del Sole. The family of Volusii of Saturnini arrived in Rome in the first century BC and was a very powerful senatorial family. This Read more…
With the unification of Italy some churches were desecrated and sold to individuals. This is the case of the church of Santo Stefano Vecchio, the first to be built in Fiano Romano. The three-nave church had an altar with a marble canopy, called a ciborium, designed to give more emotion Read more…
The construction of the Church of Saint Stephen in Fiano Romano dates from the fifteenth century, then it was rebuilt in the eighteenth. The church has three naves with travertine pillars and the altar is behind a triumphal arch and two columns with Corinthian capitals. In the right aisle there Read more…
The first core part of the Orsini Ducal castle of Fiano Romano was built in the early Middle Ages on a rocky outcrop where the population had taken refuge. The castle then had a transformation in the firth century and again in six hundreds to make it into a palace. Read more…
