Hidden Sabina Treasures
The Sabina region preserves a dense layer of history, from the ancient Sabine capital of Trebula Mutusca to the Roman municipium of the Equiculi. This collection highlights significant archaeological remains, including the partially submerged church of San Vittorino and the unfinished 11th-century Saint Martin's Abbey. Visitors can explore Roman engineering through the bridge in Rieti and rural life at the Villa Romana di Collesecco, alongside the Grotte di Torri ruins and the medieval fortifications of Poggio Moiano.
A Trebula Mutusca
Trebula Mutusca was an ancient city of the Sabines. It is located at Monteleone Sabino, a village about 3 km to the east of the Via Salaria.
B San Vittorino, Cittaducale
San Vittorino is a Baroque former Roman Catholic church in Cittaducale, province of Rieti, region of Lazio, Italy.
Poggio Moiano
Poggio Moiano is a comune in the Province of Rieti in the Italian region of Latium, located about 45 kilometres northeast of Rome and about…
D Saint Martin's Abbey
Ruins of an imposing 11th-century abbey that was never completed.
E Grotte di Torri
Archaeological remains of a monumental Roman terrace and villa located in Montopoli di Sabina.
F Ponte Romano
Ancient Roman bridge that spanned the Velino river in the city of Rieti.
G Villa Romana di Collesecco
A Roman rustic villa in Cottanello, characteristic of the agricultural estates found throughout the ancient Sabina territory.
Res Publica Aequiculorum
Former Roman municipium established in the territory of the Equiculi tribe.
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