Castello di Rocca Sinibalda is a historic castle overlooking the Turano Valley, about an hour from Rome. A national monument since 1928, it dates back to around the year 1000 and took its present form during the Renaissance, when architect Baldassarre Peruzzi shaped it as both a military fortress and an elegant noble residence. Following extensive restoration, the castle reopened to visitors and now offers guided tours throughout the year.

Routes include the Grande Courtyard, rooms on the main floor, lofty ramparts, underground spaces and gardens, with striking views inside and across the surrounding landscape. Visitors can arrange private tours, local aperitifs, performances and workshops, while schools and universities can take part in dedicated programs. The castle also provides distinctive, limited-capacity stays in spacious rooms and suites, with access to its collections and artworks.

Guests can explore activities such as trekking, horseback riding, biking, theatre, music, dance and fablab experiences, or meet artists in residence. Local cuisine, wines, stargazing and the quiet setting complete the experience