Veroli
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Latest page update: 23 May 2025
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By: Dion Protani
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 Where to Stay
Where to Stay in Veroli
Accommodation in Veroli is mainly limited to small guesthouses and agriturismi that reflect its hilltop setting and historic character. For visitors looking for established hotels with full facilities and consistently positive guest feedback, the best-rated options are found nearby in Frosinone and Fiuggi.
In Frosinone, Hotel Testani offers modern rooms, a restaurant and convenient parking, well reviewed for its cleanliness, comfort and friendly service (€€). In Fiuggi, Ambasciatori Place Hotel provides elegant accommodation with a large wellness centre, restaurant and terrace, praised for its facilities and professional hospitality (€€€). Also in Fiuggi, Silva Hotel Splendid Spa & Congress features stylish rooms, multiple pools and a comprehensive spa, earning excellent reviews for relaxation and overall quality (€€€).
In Frosinone, Hotel Testani offers modern rooms, a restaurant and convenient parking, well reviewed for its cleanliness, comfort and friendly service (€€). In Fiuggi, Ambasciatori Place Hotel provides elegant accommodation with a large wellness centre, restaurant and terrace, praised for its facilities and professional hospitality (€€€). Also in Fiuggi, Silva Hotel Splendid Spa & Congress features stylish rooms, multiple pools and a comprehensive spa, earning excellent reviews for relaxation and overall quality (€€€).
Where is
Where is Veroli?
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The hill town of Veroli occupies a commanding position, some 594 metres above sea level in the attractive Ciociaria region of Lazio.
From the Porta Romana entrance to the town, you can follow the medieval streets to a series of piazzas and churches. The highlight is the Basilica Concattedrale di Santa Maria Salmone whose exquisite interior is complemented by a panoramic area outside. |
Comune di Veroli
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Province: Frosinone
Region: Lazio Population: 19,532 (in 2024 - source) Size: 120 km² Elevation: 594 metres Highlights: Basilica Concattedrale di S. Maria Salome Where to stay: Monastero di Sant'Erasmo Where to eat: Locanda La Sementa |
What People Ask About Veroli
Is Veroli worth visiting?
Yes, Veroli is worth visiting for its rich history, panoramic hilltop views, and impressive religious heritage. It combines Roman remains, medieval architecture, and important churches linked to early Christianity.
What are the main attractions in Veroli?
The main attractions include the Cathedral of Sant’Andrea, the Abbey of Casamari nearby, and the Basilica of Santa Maria Salome. The historic centre features Roman walls, medieval streets, and palaces that reflect its long history.
How do I get to Veroli?
Veroli does not have its own train station. The nearest is in Frosinone, about 12 kilometres away, with frequent services to Rome and Naples. By car, Veroli is around 100 kilometres south-east of Rome, accessible via the A1 motorway and local roads.
When is the best time to visit Veroli?
Spring and autumn are the best times to visit for pleasant weather and cultural events. Summer brings festivals and concerts, while winter is quieter but still allows for exploring its churches and museums.
What food is Veroli known for?
Veroli is known for Ciociaria cuisine, featuring dishes such as fettuccine with meat sauce, roast lamb, and tripe. Local pecorino cheese, olive oil, and seasonal vegetables are also central to its culinary tradition.
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Veroli is a historic hill town in the province of Frosinone, within the Ciociaria region of Lazio, standing on the slopes of the Monti Ernici. Its elevated position offers extensive views across the Sacco Valley and the surrounding countryside. The old town is characterised by stone streets, archways, and small piazzas that preserve the atmosphere of its medieval origins, while traces of ancient walls recall its early foundation as an Ernici settlement.
Among Veroli’s key landmarks are the Cathedral of Sant’Andrea, the Basilica of Santa Maria Salome, and the Palazzo Comunale, which together reflect its religious and civic importance through the centuries. The Acropolis of Veroli and the town’s museums hold artefacts from both Roman and medieval times. With its rich history and panoramic setting, Veroli sits close to Alatri, Frosinone, and Boville Ernica, forming part of the cultural and architectural heart of the Ciociaria area.
Among Veroli’s key landmarks are the Cathedral of Sant’Andrea, the Basilica of Santa Maria Salome, and the Palazzo Comunale, which together reflect its religious and civic importance through the centuries. The Acropolis of Veroli and the town’s museums hold artefacts from both Roman and medieval times. With its rich history and panoramic setting, Veroli sits close to Alatri, Frosinone, and Boville Ernica, forming part of the cultural and architectural heart of the Ciociaria area.
Things to Do
Things to Do in Veroli
- Centro Storico di Veroli is a beautiful hill town where narrow stone streets twist among noble palaces, medieval churches, and terracotta rooftops. Stone façades, hidden stairways, and elegant piazzas bring depth and charm to the urban landscape. The town rises on the slopes of the Ernici mountains in southern Lazio, offering sweeping views over valleys and distant peaks. Its atmosphere blends lively town life with centuries of religious and cultural heritage.
- Concattedrale di Sant’Andrea Apostolo stands prominently in Veroli, with an imposing façade and a luminous, serene interior. Inside are marble altars, frescoes, and intricately carved details reflecting centuries of devotion. The cathedral remains central to religious life and community events. It’s a peaceful and inspiring place to visit while exploring Veroli’s historic streets.
- Piazza Santa Maria Salome serves as the social and cultural heart of Veroli, edged with elegant buildings, cafés, and small shops. Locals and visitors gather here for markets, festivals, and friendly conversations. Outdoor seating offers views of medieval façades and glimpses of the surrounding hills. The square reflects the vibrant yet gentle rhythm of life in this Lazio town.
- Scala Santa is a sacred stairway in Veroli, a devotional site where pilgrims ascend on their knees to seek indulgences and spiritual reflection. The stairway is housed within a small chapel adorned with religious symbols and artwork. It offers visitors both historical interest and moments of quiet contemplation. It’s a highlight for those drawn to religious history and unique traditions.
- Guided historical and cultural tours in Veroli explore ancient walls, medieval churches, and panoramic paths overlooking the valley. Local guides share stories about Roman settlements, noble families, and religious traditions deeply rooted in the town. Tours often include tastings of local wines, olive oil, and Ciociarian specialities. It’s a wonderful way to connect with the cultural richness and scenic beauty of southern Lazio.
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8. Lake Bracciano
9. Montecassino Abbey
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2. Ponza
3. Villa d'Este (Tivoli)
4. Castelli Romani
5. Sperlonga
6. Ostia Antica
7. Cività di Bagnoregio
8. Lake Bracciano
9. Montecassino Abbey
10. Gaeta
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How to Get to [Place Name]
How to Get to Veroli
By Rail: Veroli does not have its own railway station. The nearest station is Frosinone, around 10 kilometres away, on the Rome–Naples main line operated by Trenitalia. From there, frequent regional and intercity trains connect to Rome Termini in just over 1 hour and to Naples Centrale in around 1 hour and 30 minutes. From Frosinone, visitors can reach Veroli by taxi or local bus in approximately 15 minutes.
By Road: The town lies in the province of Frosinone, about 95 kilometres southeast of Rome. The drive from the capital takes roughly 1 hour and 20 minutes via the A1 motorway (exit Frosinone) and the SP278 road. From Frosinone, the journey is around 15 minutes by car. Veroli is well served by local roads and has public parking near the historic centre.
Nearest International Airports:
By Road: The town lies in the province of Frosinone, about 95 kilometres southeast of Rome. The drive from the capital takes roughly 1 hour and 20 minutes via the A1 motorway (exit Frosinone) and the SP278 road. From Frosinone, the journey is around 15 minutes by car. Veroli is well served by local roads and has public parking near the historic centre.
Nearest International Airports:
- Rome Ciampino Airport: Located about 90 kilometres from Veroli, with a driving time of around 1 hour and 15 minutes. It mainly handles low-cost and short-haul European flights.
- Naples Capodichino Airport: Approximately 145 kilometres away, taking about 1 hour and 50 minutes by car. It offers a wide range of domestic and international services.
Private Transfers
Veroli Private Transfers
A private transfer provides a convenient and comfortable way to reach Veroli or travel onwards to other destinations in Lazio. You’ll be picked up from your chosen location and driven directly to your destination by a professional driver, allowing for a relaxed journey without the need to rely on public transport.
From Veroli, transfers can connect you with Rome Fiumicino Airport, Rome Ciampino Airport, and Naples International Airport. They are also suitable for reaching nearby towns such as Frosinone, Alatri, and Sora, or for exploring the historical sites and countryside of the Ciociaria region.
To request a quote or check availability for a private transfer, just fill out the short form below and we’ll get back to you with all the details.
From Veroli, transfers can connect you with Rome Fiumicino Airport, Rome Ciampino Airport, and Naples International Airport. They are also suitable for reaching nearby towns such as Frosinone, Alatri, and Sora, or for exploring the historical sites and countryside of the Ciociaria region.
To request a quote or check availability for a private transfer, just fill out the short form below and we’ll get back to you with all the details.







