The town offers simple and genuine products deriving from the typical Roman cooking and a number of famous dishes such as: fettuccine, cannelloni, ravioli, rigatoni with pagliata, bucatini, sagne made with spelt, gnocchi with lamb ragout, trout of the Aniene, lamb "alla cacciatora", tripe "alla romana", chicken with peppers, fried artichokes and alla "giudia" (jewish way).
All these dishes
are seasoned with an excellent virgin olive-oil obtained from
the centuries-old olive-trees.
The famous red wine Cesanese, produced in the upper valley
of the Aniene, and the excellent white wine of the Castelli
Romani are good accompaniments to the dishes. A very good
digestive is the Amaretto of Tivoli. The traditional sweets
include: the Pizza Cresciuta, risen as bread, the Nociata,
the Pangiallo and the biscuits with honey.
Amongst the scents of sage, spearmint, rosemary and basil which spread in the market of Piazza Plebiscito, in September one can enjoy the "Pizzutello", a quality of grape well-known for the annual celebration of the "Settembre Tiburtino".
An impressive complex of buildings which almost looks as if it is one with the surrounding rock...
Built on the place where Callisto II Borgia's Castle was situated...
It was built on the rests of a roman villa...
Patrocinio Comune di Tivoli
Assessorato al Turismo