This excursion is a truly intimate journey to the roots of our history. The Roman civilization owed much to the Etruscan one and therefore ours, which in turn is partly a legacy of the ancient Roman one.

Nerola, in the Province of Rome, is a village whose magnificent medieval castle, which stands intact with its towers and crenellations, testifying to the past splendor of the Orsini family, dominates the Corese stream valley,

The hilly area whose center of gravity includes , among the others, the villages of Montebuono and Tarano is the heart of that territory which the Romans used to call Ager Foronovanum

The area of the lower Nera valley from antiquity was a very important hub for river traffic, so much that it is believed that it was used by the Romans as a strategic naval construction site,