Riserva naturale dell'Insugherata

The Insugherata Natural Reserve spans 740 hectares of green space, featuring dense forests, waterways, and agricultural fields between Via Cassia and Via Trionfale.

The reserve contains archaeological remnants of Roman villas and tombs from the 2nd-3rd century AD, including the notable tomb of Publio Vibio Mariano along Via Cassia.

The Northern path of Via Francigena crosses through the reserve, connecting European pilgrims to Saint Peter's Basilica through centuries of religious journeys.

Visitors can access multiple walking trails throughout the reserve, with detailed maps available at the entrance and contact support at 339 579 3993.

The reserve hosts 630 plant species, with 44 varieties found exclusively in this region, alongside diverse wildlife including hedgehogs, kestrels, and smooth newts.

Location: Metropolitan City of Rome

Inception: October 6, 1997

Website: http://insugherata.com

GPS coordinates: 41.96200,12.42730

Latest update: May 20, 2025 02:39