Bracciano, a splendid Italian town situated halfway between Rome and Viterbo, unites the beauty and tranquility of its protected natural endowments with the fascinating, mysterious aspects of its beyond-millenary history. Numbered among the attractions and points of interest in Bracciano is the famous, Medieval Orsini-Odescalchi Castle, that has long been the location for weddings of international status. Still furnished as it was in its original heyday, the Castle houses a well-appointed museum in some of its rooms, a collection of armor and weapons from the Middle Ages.

The Castle of Ceri is located 35 kilometers north of Rome.It was built by the Orsini Anguillara at the end of the fifteenth century, on the top of a tuff cliff next to a pre-existing medieval church and the houses of a small village. The castle took in the ‘800 the current form with the crenellated walls delimiting his precious garden terrace offering sweeping views of the surrounding countryside.