Really nice experience not far away from Rome, compared to other botanical gardens this one shine on how all the species are conserved on nature without the help of technology. Particularly nice even the medieval town ruins around the area, suggested to go during spring to see all the flowers blooming

I had high expectations for this place and unfortunately, it was not as expected Only Italian tours are available (not English) 🥀To take an amazing shot of the flowers an the scenery you'll need to go in early spring to admire them so the flowers that you observe in the pics are only in June. 🥲 It is only 1 one-hour tour and you are always with the guide guy and the group and to take nice pics they are always on your way. 🍃 I give only two starts because I was in many botanical gardens in London and I feel that they are more to see and to do compared to this place (18€ this place for one hour - £25 key gardens all day) I think that would be a better idea to have a audio tour available in English and in Italian and to let people explore in freedom. The tour guide had to wait until everyone was close to star talking and a lot of people was always behind taking pictures and they didn't care even if all of us were waiting under the burning sun 😔 👍Dog friendly 👍Toillettes available

Beautiful tour, oasis of green and calm ambience.

After visiting the garden I understand why the Washington Post included this garden in the list "the most beautiful gardens in the world. The garden is like walking in a portrait with many different plants which give to the garden endless colours and shapes. Only guided tours are available (1 hour tour). My guide was very knowledgeable about plants as well as medieval history. I definitely recommend it!

What an amazing place! I visited in July and it was simply beautiful. The best season to visit is probably Spring, but the variety of plants ensures a great atmosphere in any season. The guide was knowledgeable and friendly, she made the guided tour interesting and enjoyable.

Very nice place to spend half a day or more. Unfortunately the guide only explains in Italian and there is no printing material in english or other language than Italian

Nice gardens amidst mideval ruins with river and pleasant water features wish it was self guided the only tour was in italian and was not relaxed and too long still very pretty

A beautiful park, crated 100 years ago in the ruins of an ancient village . A very romantic park with ruins , river, flowers and trees. Only accessible with a guided tour, not individually. Closed over lunch . There is a cafe at the entry.

Ninfa's garden is probably one of the most beautiful and rich gardens in the world. There are a lot if plants species and it has a greatly performed maintenance. May to July is probably the best time you can visit it. It also have a well explained history and there are also many ruins, flowers, fields and rivers letting it seem like a fairy tales world

Beautiful place to see, not a formal garden but more natural with lots of cool trees,bushes and flowers as well as a small river flowing thru it . The ruins are very nice and some buildings are complete and in good shape.

I’m a gardener and love to visit gardens. Ninfa was for me the most beautiful I’ve ever seen, and it was a top priority to see when I was in Italy this month. As others have said, get tickets in advance. I’d read the tour was only 40 minutes, but it was in fact 75 minutes. They started late, so we had to rush through because we had a train to catch but the staff kindly helped us see everything quickly. The guides were excellent. There is no building where you can go in and get shelter if it rains. There’s the ticket stand and refreshments where you are outside. But there are good bathrooms. Plan your transportation to and from the garden. We took a train from Rome to Latina but it took almost an hour in Latina to get a taxi and I had to call the taxi company myself (good I speak some Italian)—totally unexpected. We just barely made our tour. I suggest you get a tour from Rome, hire a driver, or drive there yourself to ensure arriving on time.

We had an English guided tour. We lived the entuziasm of the guide and we enjoyed the beauty of the garden.

An amazing place to visit. Caught the train From Rome Termini to Latina and then a taxi to Ninfa. Our guide (English) Ilaria was amazing at bringing the garden to life, talking through the history and how the garden came to be. These gardens were a top 3 bucket list for me and it lived up to the expectation. Would highly recommend making the effort to see them if you travel to Italy especially in Spring time, you won't be disappointed!

I would love to see the Gratto del Turco, but it was closed by the time we arrived there. That was dissappointing, why would you close the mountain? 😂 However, we continued all the way up to the top and did not regret for even one second. Seeing the unique nature of Gaeta, enjoying the whole view of the both parts of the city was an unforgettable experience. And the mountain is full of cats 😸 Do not forget to spend some minutes and give your love to them.

There is larger wonders of the world than this. Both natural or man made. Quite ok place to visit. WC. Parking. Free entrance.

Let me tell you something about this split mountain. According to the legend, God was so upset when Christ died on the cross that He made the earth shake and let out lightning bolt which created giant crack in this mountain.

Really like this place. I recommend to go early.

Impossible don’t love this place, a mix of history, religion, stunning views , amazing geology....

Nice tourist spot good views a must visit if you’re in the area

Beautiful view and the crystal blue of the water makes it more attractive 😍

place with nice architectural building and good views. Ample of photo opportunities for a keen eye.. best of all, you can climb all the way to the top in a car..

Absolutely magic place, half way between Rome and Napoli, that should be more highlighted and better known. With ancient Terracina downstairs one may feel like moving in time. The site was worshipped long time before the Temple of Jovis Anxur was founded. Wonderful place for pic-nick, and hiking, especially if you are without a car.

Old Roman temple which looks over the town of Terracina. Very nice view over the sea and over the mountains. Tip: watch the short video in the gift shop before you enter the temple. It gives a lot of information about the place and it's history.

This place is amazing, very worthwhile to come and see. The ancient ruins are fascinating and the views down onto Terracina and the ocean are stunning. Cost 7 euros to get in and worth every cent.

Interestic historic place not far from the town of Latina. A must visit for people interested on archeology. The area has been refurbished from my last visit probably 25 years ago. However, more need to done to make sure that the building will last at least another 2500 years.

The ticket is a bit pricey for what it's exhibited here, but probably worth a walk at least once in a lifetime.

This is a very interesting place. I recommend getting there on foot along beautiful trail.

If you are visiting the city of Terracina this should be high on the list of places to visit. The temple is within an archeological park in a stunning location, high on top of a cliff with views of the open sea and the city below. The entrance fee is quite cheap at 7 euros. It would be good to spend an hour or 2 walking around, it is a nice hike around the ruins, not too strenous but good walking shoes are recommended. It is a very peaceful place where also nature has taken over. Good to know that there aren't any facilities, however there is a bathroom near the ticket office as well as vending machines for a refreshing drink after finishing the hike. Not that I minded.. I came for the history, views and nature :)

Great place for pictures, viewing the city and ancient ruins. It’s also a tiny hike for those interested in moving after a meal. The history and revelation of the past will be made clear once you are at the top and walk the ruins. The bad? Lack of restrooms, food, drinks or guides.

Very interesting place to spend a couple of hours. Knowledgeable staff.

Great monument and seeing it is a great spectacle, the view of the city and the coast are very very beautiful.

A lot of history in this place, interesting to learn about it! Tickets for 7€ and we got an information brochure at the entrance. The staff were really helpful and nice. Toilets and parking at the entrance. Unfortunately the park need a renovation, it could be so much more and the history would be presented better. Some places were tagged down, there were areas closed by plastic bands and the information boards were maybe a bit few and old. Nevertheless it's still worth the visit! Tip: Bring your own drink and snack and have a lunch with a view.

This has been one of my favourite museum visits. It costs €13 for adult ticket but the scale of the place is amazing. A ticket would still be worth it if cost more. The grounds are beautiful and the exhibition halls very well done. Really good motion activated machinery and lighting (made me jump more than once). There must be over 1000 vehicles there from WW2 and also some newer boats and aircraft. On the agriculture part never seen so many tractors. I would rate this place more than 5 stars. It might say it closes at 2pm but that is the last entry time. I would put by 3hrs if dont want to read everything but if want to read the whole stories it will take all day

Amazing collection of agricultural and military machines. The creators made a huge effort with the arranged situation, thanks to which the machines literally come to life.

Great exhibit with lively displays. Calculate at least with half a day, because the museum is vast. I particularly liked the night displays with uv paint, such a clever idea.

One of the largest collection of antiques from the 1920's onwards, including the historical reconstruction of the most significant events: the drainage of the swamps, the life back when mosquitoes and malaria ruled, the foundation of Aprilia and Latina, the world war II, the deportation of Jews. Everything perfectly organised and preserved.

A huge museum that can cover half of Ottawa in its area alone. I spent an hour here, and could only speed through two buildings and the gift shop before I had to leave. There was a large amount of unique vehicles and other artifacts on display, including uniforms, guns, and aircraft. In the gift shop, there was a large amount of antiques from World War II and the 20th century for purchase at very low prices. It is not very busy on weekdays, aside from the odd tour group or school field trip. I'd love to take another visit here.

Hi , everyone this place was amazing! I was going there with my school friends and teachers actually very enjoyable trip. We are going on week (Tuesday) .it was clam place in there in week .but I don't know how feeling in the weekend days. And also I saw historical things about war season. Actually it was very important for the education students.okay can you reply me how felling about your journey? Ciao tutti,😊😊🚍

Lots to see, well worth the trip

An incredible WWII Museum - the largest of its kind in Europe. They have dozens of vehicle - most (if not all) of them operational - that tell the story of Italy’s entrance into the war up to the end. They also have a excellent area that speaks to the reclamation of the local region. Annarita was an exceptional tour guide who speaks perfect English and thank you to Luciana for being such a wonderful host and her team who maintains all the vehicles and equipment.

This place is amazing! Not only is it a great WWII museum, but the presentation of the dioramas and equipment was great. The museum is the history of Italy,not just WWII. We have been here 2 times and have yet to see the agricultural side! Just too big and so much to discover. We will be back again. Italy has a true hidden treasure here.

Museum does a wonderful job celebrating mostly local history in an experiential way. If you know that going in, it’s a great stop. Curators do not seek to impart any broad narratives or deep dive on historical nuggets through detailed descriptions. It's not the traditional, “Here’s a big story, and to tell that story here’s artifacts under glass with captions.” That’s the curatorial choice, and it’s executed with much love and competence. Consistent English would be greatly appreciated to make more welcoming to foreigners. All of the aircraft and most military vehicles lack English on the placards. In exhibitions for toys, tractors, and other large presentations, there is no English at all. Easy fix! Well worth the stop.

This museum is a hidden gem. It covers the founding of the surrounding area through WWII. It's bigger than it looks so allow at least half a day. The level of detail in the recreations is stupendous. I would love to go back through again. All signage is in Italian, English, and German.

One of the most beautiful island of Italy I have been too. I can't have enough words to express her beautiful waters and food I ate from different restaurants. It's just magnificent and a must visit island since it's very accessible by the daily ferry either from Anzio or Terracina and other directions depending on where you are coming from. A must visit.

Magnificent place. Clear water and amazing and suggestive views.

The scenery is sos relaxing. And it is good to tell our friend to come in this place for their next vacation. Hope to come with them on summer vacation

Great island to visit while you are in Rome or Napoli. Rich history and amazing views. Explore the Tyrrhenian Sea. Not many tourists make it here but some do to get away from other tourists in Amalfi and near by areas. The scenery includes sea cliffs and caves, the island’s history, allegedly goes back to the Greek poet Homer. The island in antiquity changed many hands because of the location.

Love this island. We come there almost each year.

This beautiful island was Jacques Cousteaus favorite and it is easy to see why. The water is gorgeous, the rock formations outstanding and unusual, the landscape gorgeous, the food delicious. I love this place.

My family comes from Ponza and I've visited it almost a dozen times so far in my life, so I can give you a quick rundown of what you can expect. Ponza is a well kept secret. Everyone thinks to go to the Amalfi coast or visit Ischia or Capri, but Italians know to come here for some wonderful sunbathing, sightseeing and restaurant hopping. If you want to visit it, you can reach Ponza by boat via three port towns (Formia, Terracina or Anzio). If you do a quick Google search, you can get times when boats leave during every time of the year and even book a ticket. My father was born on this island. Except for a brief stint in the United States, my father went back to Ponza and remained there for the rest of his life, until his death in May 2017. It's an island rich in natural beauty and with a history that dates back to ancient Roman times. In these recent years, archaeologists have found numerous Roman remains all over the island - villas, aqueducts, cisterns. There's the gorgeous Chiaia di Luna Beach that has only one access point through a tunnel that was dug out by the Romans probably more than two thousand years ago. I've written about Ponza before and I can go on about its history, the people, the wonderful coastline dotted with grottos, cliffs and beaches whose surrounding sea waters migrate from jewel tones of green and turquoise to baby blues and deep sapphire. Summer is when the island really comes alive and some of the restaurants are truly fabulous, featuring not only the traditional Italian kitchen, but also the native cuisine of the island utilizing local ingredients and presenting their own peasant spin on soups, game, seafood and pasta. Italy is not short on places to visit and enjoy, but if you want to see how local Romans and Neapolitans spend their weekends, add Ponza as another spot on your Italian vacation itinerary.

What is not to love? The beauty, the people, the food, and the overall beauty of it all!

Spent the whole second half of May here and I’ll absolutely come back.