Parco naturale-archeologico dell'Inviolata

The natural archaeological park extends over 535 hectares, combining forests, streams, and ancient Roman structures within the Lazio region landscape.

During archaeological excavations, researchers discovered numerous flint tools dating from the Middle Paleolithic period through the end of the Bronze Age.

The Triade Capitolina marble group, found within the park grounds, represents the divine protectors of the Roman state in exceptional detail.

The park territory contains four small lakes and multiple water streams, including Fosso del Cupo, Fosso Capaldo, and Fosso dell'Inviolata.

The park borders connect the Cornicolani mountains to the north, Aquae Albulae basin to the east, and Marco Simone Vecchio residential area to the south.

Location: Guidonia Montecelio

Inception: June 20, 1996

GPS coordinates: 41.97440,12.67240

Latest update: March 5, 2025 13:47