A dream location!Modern villa with swimming pool on the sea, a stone's throw from Rome !!!

Villa Danda is located in Lavinio.

Lavinio - Lido di Enea, tourist and residential on the Lazio coast, is part of the municipality of Anzio and is situated about 50 km from Rome.

Lavinio is best known for its beaches, characterized by white sand and thin., It comes alive especially during the summer months.

History

Lavinium, is the place where legend has it that Aeneas came with his father Anchise and his son Ascanio.

Lavinio, during the Roman Empire, was the site of rich patrician villas. In medieval times, the area was subject to invasion by pirates and Saracens.

Interesting sites

Tor Caldara Regional Nature Reserve

Established in 1988, the regional nature reserve Tor Caldara is directed by the WWF and, from 03. 25. 2005, is considered an Interesting Site EU. It is a unique example of Mediterranean vegetation, covers an area of ​​44 hectares and gives the opportunity to see, through organized visits, a wide variety of flora (mainly of holm oaks with evergreen leaves dark green, leathery, cork, some specimens of Quercus crenata, the bonnet and the very rare common Bunting Thermal) and fauna (15 different species of mammals, 9 species of reptiles, 5 species of amphibians and at least 50 species of birds, both resident and migratory).

There are also hot sulfur springs that the Romans had conveyed to Terme medicinal purposes. In the reserve they are visible, located in a rugged, various positions entrenched British used during II World War. Inside the reserve are the remains of a Palaeolithic settlement, a Roman villa, and especially Tor Caldara, built by Marcantonio Colonna with permission from Pope Pius IV in 1565 behind the beach, with the key role of coastal control than raids, especially at the time of the Saracens, but also to defend the caldare placed in Solfatara to extract sulfur.

Roman villa

In 1999, a few dozen meters from Tor Caldara, just above the sea, were found the remains of a Roman villa of the second century AD Remain visible mosaics and marble that adorned the domus, also present were some facilities that were allegedly part of a small thermal complex. The villa was used as a quarry of marble during the building of the tower in Roman papal and was sacked recently

Transportation

Lavinio is connected with Rome by the Via Nettunense, the Via Ardeatina (SP 601), from Highway 148 Pontina, from FR8 (regional railway Lazio) and the railway line Campoleone-Nettuno (Departures and destinations to and from Termini) and from Autovie the Co. Tra. L. reaching Nettuno with departures from the EUR (for Lavinio Sea) and from Anagnina Station (Lavinio Scalo).