Lazio, a region in Italy, also known as Latium. Lazio is one of twenty regions in Italy with Rome as its capital city. Geographically, Lazio is located in the south of Tuscany and shares borders with other six neighbors and with the Mediterranean Sea as well. Lazio is called Latium in English because Lazio is indeed the second largest economy and most populous region. Lazio is a blend of ancient and modern, rich in history, culture, and natural beauty, making it a popular destination for travelers. Lazio is known for various reasons like the tasty wines, such as Orvieto, Olevano and others. Additionally, Lazio's typical food is outstanding too, including pasta alla carbonara, sacio e pepe, saltimbocca alla romana. In terms of attractions, Lazio has seaside resort towns with stunning sandy beaches, such as Santa Marinella, Sabaudia, Terracina, and others. If you enjoy seeking thrills, exploring Terminillo, Campo Catino or other mountain ski resorts in Lazio would be a nice option. Moreover, it would be a crime to visit Lazio without exploring its ancient landmarks! There are several historical sites for you to explore such as the Colosseum, St. Peter's Basilica, the Sistine Chapel, and more. Lazio also features ten landmarks on UNESCO’s lists of “exceptional universal value”, making it a region with a rich historical and cultural heritage recognized by UNESCO. Starts from Rome, the central hub of the area, is famous for its historic sites like the Colosseum, the Roman Forum, and the Pantheon, highlighting its majestic imperial heritage. Hadrian's Villa, also known as Villa Adriana, is a vast Roman estate in Tivoli that showcases grand remains and provides a glimpse into the luxurious lifestyle of the empire. In close proximity, Villa d'Este showcases the creativity of the Renaissance era through its beautiful gardens and ornate fountains. Moreover, the historic city of Assisi from the medieval period and the Etruscan city of Tarquinia both highlight Lazio's abundant cultural legacy through their intact artworks and structures.