Things to do in Frosinone

Explore one of Italy’s most iconic historical sites with this full-day trip to Pompeii from Rome. Choose from a guided tour or a ticket-only option for the Pompeii portion of the tour: each of the two options offers a unique way to experience this UNESCO-listed ancient city! The itinerary includes departure from Rome towards Sorrento, with breathtaking coastal views and a limoncello tasting before proceeding to Pompeii, with an optional guided visit or an entrance ticket only. No lunch will be included.

Your first stop is Sorrento, a jewel of southern Italy known for its picturesque streets, artisan shops, and stunning sea views. Here, you’ll experience an authentic limoncello tasting at a local producer, learning the secrets behind this famous Italian liqueur. Enjoy free time to explore Sorrento’s charming alleys, boutiques, and cafes before continuing your journey. Next, head to Pompeii, one of the world’s most extraordinary archaeological sites and a UNESCO World Heritage treasure. Choose how you want to explore: - Guided Tour: Follow a professional archaeologist guide through Pompeii’s ancient streets, homes, and temples. Gain expert insight into the catastrophic eruption of Mount Vesuvius that buried the city in 79 AD. - Audioguide Tour: Opt for a multilingual audioguide, allowing you to explore at your own pace while listening to detailed commentary on Pompeii’s history and landmarks. After your exploration, relax on the scenic return journey to Rome, arriving in the evening with unforgettable memories of Sorrento’s beauty and Pompeii’s timeless past.

Get an in-depth introduction to key World War II battlefields and historic locations during this historian-led small tour in Cassino. Meet your guide at the train station of Cassino and cross Cassino new Town. Reach Trocchio Hill, to have a wonderful general view on the battlefield, then stop next to the famous Rapido River, pay out respect to the local memorials and reach the Commonwealth War Cemetery of Cassino. At the end of the tour, visit the Abbey of Monte Cassino from a WW2 point of view, and come back to Cassinothe Railway Station

Monte Cassino battlefield private walks, through ancient mule tracks. Hiking the Cavendish Road with original storytelling to arrive on the top of the impregnable hills defending Monte Cassino Abbey and the Gustav Line in WWII, discovering the bloody footprints of the soldiers and the hardships of the civilian escape. The route is entirely on foot, no particular preparation is requaired, but you also need to be a reasonable hiker as the trail can be steep in places and is over 2 hours duration.