Overview
Rocca Priora is one of the quieter towns in Castelli Romani, a wine region southeast of Rome. Rather than major attractions, it offers a pleasant small-town atmosphere for strolls around the main piazza, with a summer-only gelateria and Thursday morning markets.
Budget Travel · Day Trips · Nature
Before you go
Connectivity
English levels vary in stores and on the street, but people are more than helpful and you should have no problem finding what you need.
Culture
Most stores close for lunch from 1PM to 4:30PM. English spoken varies but locals are helpful. Walking around the main piazza and small-town atmosphere are the main draws.
Food
Thursday morning market in the post office parking lot offers fresh food and bargains. Sidis supermarkets and pizza-by-the-gram shops provide budget options. Gelateria only open in summer.
Money
ATMs are available including at Credito Cooperativo del Tuscolo (near bus stop, no international cards), the Post Office, and Banca di Roma (both accept international cards with PLUS logo). Machines may be slow and English is limited.
Transport
Cotral buses connect Rocca Priora to Rome's Metro Line A at Anagnina. A 3-zone one-way ticket costs around €2; a day pass valid on bus and Metro costs €6. Bus journey to Anagnina takes 45-60 minutes.