Building located in Frascati

In the historic center of Frascati, one finds themselves in that particular atmosphere that can be felt at Piazza del Mercato, among plane trees standing like sentinels, benches for the right relaxation, the covered market, and the dozens of small shops where you can taste typical products; that atmosphere that gives personality to a place and is enriched by the aroma of homemade bread sandwiches with porchetta, of fried cod that originates the wonderful fillets of Baccalà. And again, the wine donuts and the 'pupazze', prepared with honey dough and equipped with three breasts, two for milk, one for wine, the exquisite nectar of Bacchus for which Frascati, like all the towns of the Alban Hills, is known. Here, in short, you experience and live an encounter with food and drink, but it is also a way to lightly face the 'things of life'. At least one tries, between one delicacy and another. The square was once called Spinetta, and it was here that capital punishments were carried out, the last on October 6, 1824, by the famous Mastro Titta, the executioner of Rome who then became unemployed. In the immediate vicinity of the accommodation, in addition to the Cathedral of San Pietro, there are schools, a pharmacy, a cinema, numerous shops, and supermarkets. Frascati, a renowned locality of the Castelli Romani, is also famous for its primary archaeological sites and the twelve Tuscolan Villas; it is home to the I.N.F.N. (National Institute for Nuclear Physics) and is excellently connected to the center of Rome via the railway line, which in just twenty minutes allows tourists to reach the central station of Rome.