Just three photos of a small town located on the volcanic lake Bracciano (Central Italy). With a population of about 5,000, it is less than 50 km away from Rome. I went to Trevignano Romano this week, where I enjoyed its historic center.
In the hills North of Trevignano Romano there is evidence of settlements that date back to the 8th century BC. Its historical center and lakefront promenade are also pleasant places to visit.
I noticed there is a traditional community there that live for that small town and its surroundings, with the goal of becoming more economically and ecologically sustainable. 🌲🌲 🚴♂️🚴♀️🌳🌳
Greetings from Italy 🇮🇹
Bello questo paesino!Buona giornata.
ReplyDeleteThere are many lovely villages in our country.
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Thank you for the beautiful streetscape and lovely coffee as a way of life
ReplyDeleteIf you visit this village, coffee's on me 😀☕
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...the view of the stairs is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteIt's also so clean thanks to people who live there.
DeleteHi Giorgio.
ReplyDeleteMy good friend very nice photo of this city :) I can see the good energy of the place in the photo. I, speak of the second photo you posted, I’m right now eating raspberry pie and drinking tea with quince juice :)
My good friend, I wish you a beautiful Sunday! wish you a warmer and sunnier day than the
That's really a beautiful corner of my country, Anna.
DeleteI hope you enjoyed your tea with raspberry pie. I would like to taste the latter.
Have a nice new week!
Ohhh this is a beautiful place. My son and his wife are in Italy right now. They will celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary there. Some day I might get there. Have a great day today.
ReplyDeleteI hope your son and his wife will enjoy Italy.
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This looks such a lovely place.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed reading about the history too.
Wishing you a happy day ahead.
All the best Jan
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Thanks for the appreciation! Many mayors of small Italian villages are making efforts for sustainability. Awareness for environmental protection is also growing among local communities.
DeleteI'll try to show other small villages like this one.
Have a nice new week!
Such a lovely town!
ReplyDeleteYour photos really show its charm, Giorgio.
The streets look inviting, and the lake view is stunning.
It's great to hear about the community's efforts for sustainability.
Thanks for sharing this piece of Italy with us!
I am so glad to see you and other blogging friends had enjoyed the brief presentation of this small corner of my country.
DeleteI hope you had a great Sunday, Veronica.
Greetings from Italy!
Hello, Giorgio! This small town is amazing! I like the photos vary much!
ReplyDeleteGreat to hear your appreciation, Irina!
DeleteAll the best!
I think my comment yesterday got lost.
ReplyDeleteA magical place. Thanks for showing the beautiful photos.
In Italy coffee tastes it best.
I wish you a wonderful Sunday
Thank you for your kind words! Have a nice Sunday too.
DeleteHi Giorgio!
ReplyDeleteGiorgio, my friend, I thank you for your comment, but unfortunately I made a mistake. I had to delete the text because it was supposed to be published now after midnight. I had to publish the post again.
My friend, I salute you!
Hello, Anna. Don't worry! I'll visit you blog once again.
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It's fabolous
ReplyDeleteThere are many lovely villages like that in our country.
DeleteOttimi scorci, vicino al paesaggio naturale del lago di Bracciano.
ReplyDeleteIt's located close to the lake.
DeleteBello lugar. Te mando un beso y ten una buena semana.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the appreciation!
DeleteEnjoy the rest of this week ☀️