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Colli della Sabina, also known as the Sabine Hills, is a rural landscape located in Lazio, a region in central Italy, north-east of Rome. This area is rich in historical, artistic, and natural beauty.
Colli della Sabina is known for its lush green valleys, picturesque hills, olive trees, and vineyards. The hills are scattered with medieval castles, monasteries, and quaint villages where traditional Italian culture is still deeply ingrained. The region has a rich history dating back to ancient times as it was once inhabited by the Sabines, an ancient tribe that lived in this part of Italy before Rome was founded.
The region is also famous for its high-quality extra virgin olive oil. The Colli della Sabina protected designation of origin (PDO) refers to olive oil produced in this area and is recognized on a European level for its superior quality.
Other popular tourist attractions in the Colli della Sabina include the Abbey of Farfa, one of the most important Benedictine monasteries in Italy, and the Tevere-Farfa Nature Reserve, home to unique fauna and flora.
The atmosphere in Colli della Sabina is peaceful and quiet, making it the perfect destination for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life and immerse themselves in the tranquillity of the Italian countryside. It provides an authentic Italian experience, away from mass tourism with the opportunity to discover the traditional way of life, cuisine, and wines of the region.