Location: Province of Latina
Top Things to do in Province of Latina
Top Restaurants in Province of Latina
What to do and see in Province of Latina, Lazio: The Best Free Things to do
The Province of Latina (Italian: Provincia di Latina) is a province in the Lazio region of Italy. Its capital is the city of Latina.
Restaurants in Province of Latina
1. Redentore
2. Palmarola
3. Monastero San Magno
4. Santuario della Santissima Trinita - Della Montagna Spaccata
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,675 reviews
Reviewed By aaS3734ET
when the need to stay away from noisy cities makes you feel you need a break, a walk on the rustic forest road of this place is what you will need to recharge your batteries with positive energy. All the way you will have amazing views. Unfortunately, the grotto is not fully opened because of stairs that need restructuring.
5. Parco Nazionale Del Circeo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 401 reviews
6. Cantina Sant'Andrea Azienda Agricola
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 64 reviews
Reviewed By lpMaggi713 - Baltimore, United States
As part of our jaunt into the Italian countryside, our friend took us to her favorite winery. This is a family owned and operated winery. Their roots go back to 1850. The family Pandolfo has always produced wines and today the fifth generation carries on that tradition. The vineyards, production facility and outlet store are located at Borgo Vodice on Via del Renibbio Podere. Just follow the botte (barrel) signs along regional road 148 (Pontina) and you’ll be there. The Cantina was so inviting. The shop offered lots of bottled wines and wine that could be purchased out of the barrels. They offer tastings, so you can try something before you commit to buying it. We were thrilled to be able to see this. After purchasing some wine, we were on to another adventure.
7. Old Town
8. Ponza Island
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,009 reviews
Lovely Island, easy to get to from the Italian mainland.
Reviewed By Robrooster
When planning our Italian holiday, a native Italian family friend recommended this place to visit. And it didn't disappoint. You need to catch a ferry from the mainland (in Formia or Anzio) to the Island and once you're there, everything is easily accessible by foot. There are plenty of bakeries, cafes, restaurants, shops and activities to keep you busy day and night, for all ages. A must do, and one of our best days there, is to hire a self drive boat and explore the Island, stopping at numerous locations along the way for a swim in some of the cleanest and clearest water I have seen. Simply superb. We used Asterix boat hire located along the main beach area who were well priced and have good advice on where the best spots were. Boat comes with a cooler and ice for your food and drinks. On your return, be sure to relax at one of the many bars along the water that offer apperitives and snacks while enjoying the beautiful sunset. A visit to this island will not disappoint.
9. Porto di Sperlonga
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 227 reviews
The first dock in Sperlonga was built to meet the needs of local fishermen and boaters. Over the years the tourist and recreational function has become prevalent, thanks to the quality of the marine waters, the beauty of the coast (which includes the Regional Park of the Ulysses Riviera) and the proximity of the Pontine islands. A breakwater pier, which extends for 200 m, and a jetty with a curvilinear extension delimit two basins separated by a central arm, with a total surface of 19,000 m2. Two hydraulic connections between the basins and the supply of fresh water, coming from the nearby springs, ensure an effective water recirculation in the two basins. Traits of the docks are reserved for professional fishermen, boats of the Coast Guard and the mooring of boats in transit. The docks and floating docks, the latter paved in wooden planks, are equipped with turrets for the distribution of electricity, drinking water and washing water, to service the parked boats.
10. Santuario della Santissima Annunziata
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 135 reviews
Reviewed By creatornorthshore - Vancouver, Canada
A small and charming church with gold leaf ceiling in the gold room and interesting murals. Quiet in October.
