A Unique Location
Villa Madre Grottaferrata
A timeless beauty
in a unique context to live
Villa Madre Luxury Suites & Private Spa is located in the province of Rome, in the heart of the Castelli Romani Regional Park, where ancient villages are reflected in the waters of volcanic lakes, stately villas, medieval castles, archaeological sites and a food and wine tradition to be enjoyed. An area stretching across the Alban Hills, in the past the favorite holiday destination of the capital's noble families and the popes. An area also renowned for viticulture since ancient times.
How to reach Grottaferrata
Grottaferrata is about 20 km from the center of Rome.
By car:
coming from the north, exit 20-21 of the Grande Raccordo Anulare -
take Via Anagnina until you reach the village. Coming from the south, exit A1 Monteporzio Catone which is 7 km away.
By train:
from Roma Termini station, take the train to Frascati (30’) which is 3 km away
Public transport:
from the Anagnina metro stop take the Cotral bus towards Castelli Romani
Grottaferrata
Grottaferrata is just a few minutes from Frascati, a charming hilltop town known for its historic Tuscolan villas, breathtaking views over Rome, and vibrant food and wine culture. It’s the perfect destination for a leisurely stroll through historic streets, tasting local wines, and soaking in the authentic atmosphere of the Castelli Romani.
Also nearby is Marino, a Roman-era village perched on volcanic rock. Its historic center retains an authentic charm, while underground lies a network of caves carved into the local peperino stone, where wine barrels are still aged in timeless surroundings. Marino is one of Italy’s most renowned wine towns, also famous for its traditional Grape Festival.
Nature
The magnificent natural environment that characterizes the area is today the Castelli Romani Regional Park and offers multiple itineraries, not only historical-artistic, but also hiking and landscapes within everyone's reach.
The Art
And for those who want to dive into art, it should not be forgotten that the Castelli are one of the richest areas from an archaeological point of view in the entire province of Rome. Some finds even date back to the prehistoric period.
The Kitchen
The area includes 17 municipalities and various itineraries to follow on foot or by bicycle to discover the architectural and naturalistic beauties and the food and wine excellences that make traditional Roman cuisine unique.