Casa della nonna sulla francigena

Around the medieval borgo's central square, Casa della nonna sulla francigena takes a traditional stone townhouse on Piazza Fontana Secca and runs it as a small guesthouse on the Via Francigena pilgrim route — the ancient Canterbury-to-Rome road that still draws walkers through Anguillara Sabazia on its final forty-kilometre approach to the capital.

Lake Bracciano's waterfront lies two minutes downhill from the piazza, where fishing boats and summer swimmers share the same stretch of shore. The property name — 'grandmother's house on the Francigena' — signals the register: home cooking, tiled floors, and a host-led pace rather than hotel formality.

A 9.7 rating from 42 reviews points to consistent personal attention. Regional trains from Anguillara station reach Rome Termini in under an hour.