Chiesa di Santa Lucia

Di tutte le Chiese ancora oggi esistenti in Ferentino Santa Lucia è certamente quella più antica. Sorge nel versante meridionale della città nella zona delle celebri terme pubbliche che erano state dedicate a Flavia Domitilla ...>>>

Porta Sanguinaria

The Porta Sanguinaria (Bloodshed gate) is noteworthy because of its triple culture structure: pre-Roman, Roman and Medieval. The name 'Sanguinaria' may have been derived from the fact that condemned prisoners had to pass through it before being executed, or because of the bloody battles which took place there against the Romans

Porta Maggiore

Porta Maggiore or Arches of Casamari is the most important of all the old gates; it is made up of two Roman arches and led directly to Terracina and to the road junction of Casamari, the ancient Cereate.

Testamento di Aulo Quintilio

A short distance below the Porta Casamari is a large open space, now called 'La Fata' (The Fairy), once used only for monuments and inscribed pillars honouring the note-worthy citizens of Ferentino. Today, in this place, at the centre of an olive-grove, is left only the 'Testament of Aulo Quintilio Prisco', magistrate and benefactor of the city, who left all his lands and money to the people of Ferentino.

Teatro Romano

Built in the first half of the 2nd century A. D., time of great splendour for Ferentino, it bears witness to the high level of culture reached by the people of Ferentino in those bygone days.

To give you an idea of the size of the theatre - it once had a diameter of 54 metres (177 Ft.). Now there remains very little that is visible, since a large part has been covered up by a garden and houses. This noteworthy monument is now being further restored.