The Azienda is located in a site owned by our ancestors since more than a Century. It recently (from 1995 on) resumed its activity, when our family (Giorgio, Mariapia, Francesco, Paolo, Benedetta and Silvia) moved from Rome up here.

The Azienda Agricola San Lorenzo is located about 1 -2 km far from Fiuggi Thermal resorts, in the San Lorenzo area, formerly occupied by an ancient Monastery of the Templar Knights, built over a thermal structure dated back to the II Century b.C. Since ever one knew about the system of five big water reservoirs, with a total capacity of about 3.000.000 litres, dating from a time between II Century b.C. and the beginning of I Century a.C, They quite likely were fed by what is now known as the Fiuggi water. Within the reservoirs, in the Middle Age, a small Monastry was lodged, devoted to Saint Laurence, at first established by the Templar Knights and later ruled by the Saint Benedict monks of Subiaco. Also, one knew about the existence of a stoned road connecting the structure to the old Roman Prenestina way, in its part from Acuto to Anticoli, the Fiuggi of today.

By a pleasant trip, by foot or by bicycle, one may get to downtown Fiuggi, with its cosy middle age core. Guests may well enjoy the facilities of the Fiuggi Termal Resort (the water, the golf corse, among the first ones in Europe, the sporting center, the green and the quiet of the parks). There are many offers for walking and trekking, from Europe n.1 path to the Popes’ path along the old “via Francigena”, from the bike route Fiuggi – Paliano to the Lake of Acuto, from the wild area of Canterno lake to the ruins of Porcino castle. Bicycles for adults and for kids are available, for free, to explore the area around our Azienda. Those who like skiing may enjoy the resorts of Campocatino and Campo Staffi. In the neighborhoods of Fiuggi there are many towns worth to be visited for their historical and artistical relevance: Anagni, Alatri and the other towns founded (according to the myth) by Saturn: Veroli, Ferentino, Fumone with its castle. Not to say of the Abbeys of Subiaco, Trisulti, Casamari, Cassino.