In February, the Sanctuary of Vallepietra reopens in its winter break for a day of celebrations to pay homage to the Holy Trinity and to the extraordinary event of its appearance on a day of celebration and solemn rites. The day includes a small pilgrimage from the parish church of Read more…
Vallepietra celebrates the world’s most loved tuber with a festival where you can taste potatoes prepared in several different ways. You may start with the inevitable first dish made of potato gnocchi and then go to the second course of sausages in sauce with boiled potatoes that absorb all the Read more…
For me carnival has always been a long-awaited day, and the wait grew exponentially with the approaching date of the festivities. The reason why a person, especially as a kid, loves this day of celebration is soon said: it is a day of pure joy and fun where almost all Read more…
In the historic centre of Vallepietra, the museum preserves the historical artifacts and records of the place, highlighting its strong spirituality. It contains photographic images of Vallepietra, relics and sacred vessels of the church, and records that tell of the various noble families that have alternated in control of the Read more…
The Sanctuary of the Santissima Trinity is a building of the fifth century, partly dug into the rock of Monte Autore at 1300 mt, which attracts thousands of walking pilgrims especially on the day of Pentecost. It is located at the convergence of ancient stock routes, right at the source Read more…
The landscape of the Ciociaria is characterized by walled cities, medieval villages, ancient baths, low-lying hills and mountains. It is located a short distance from Rome, in the province of Frosinone, in a strategic location between Rome and Naples. A land that can stir up love, interest and emotion, generously Read more…
The territory of Vallepietra has the four highest peaks in the province of Rome, and among the highest in the Lazio, including Monte Autore (1853), Monte Tarino (1959), Monte Tarinello (1742) and Colle della Cut (1670). The town ranges from 770 metres up to 880 metres with the City Hall at Read more…
