🏡 Villa La Trinità Heritage of Land, Legend, and Luxury in the Hidden Tuscia

Giano di Vico
Jul 18
3 min read

There is a place, along the ancient roads of time, where eternity took root among legendary oaks and imperial sarcophagi. That is where Villa La Trinità rises — a noble home that doesn’t just host, but welcomes like a story whispered at twilight.

📖 1 | A Tapestry of Stories, Visions, and Revivals

Not far from the Roman Via Cassia and the pilgrim paths of the Via Francigena, Villa La Trinità does not simply appear — it reveals itself.

Built between 1872 and 1894 by the Nicolini family, it is the tangible expression of a time that sought to tame the land with grace and vision.

🧭 Not just any villa, but a true crossroads of:

Memories of the Roman Empire
Medieval legends of Charlemagne’s Paladins
19th-century landscape aesthetics shaped by human intent

🪶 Today, the estate is still owned by the Nicolini family, and what it offers is not just accommodation, but an authentic portion of their identity: a personal, discreet, sincere hospitality, where every detail speaks of those who have lived, grown, and dreamed there.

🏛️ 2 | A Land Consecrated by History

The Sarcophagus of the Seasons

⚱️ Discovered in 1889, carved with myths of Theseus and Ariadne, now housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.

📜 It proves that this land was already sacred in the 2nd century A.D.

Other artifacts:

🗿 Bas-relief of Gladiators – currently at the Archaeological Museum of Viterbo
🧱 Roman walls and basalt paving stones still visible in the grounds
🌿 Roman relics framed by concentric boxwood hedges, blending history into the landscape

🌳 3 | A Park That Breathes Legend

“These trees don’t cast shade — they protect.”

A romantic garden spanning 20 hectares

🌲 Avenues of cypress and pine
🌰 Orlando’s Oaks, linked to the epic tales of Roland and the Paladins
🌳 Cedars of Lebanon and the Atlas – symbols of nobility, eternity, and sacredness
🌿 Laurels, boxwood, viburnum – a narrative landscape made of symbols

🎭 The result is a timeless stage, suspended between knightly poetry and botanical spirituality.

🛏️ 4 | Hospitality as an Act of Love

Villa La Trinità is not a hotel — it’s an invitation into someone’s home.

Unique features:

🛌 Just 4 bedrooms – ensuring absolute intimacy
🏺 Antique furnishings & modern comforts – exposed beams, original terracotta floors
🎬 Cinema room, gym, private pool – all within the semi-basement, in harmony with original aesthetics
🧘‍♀️ Spaces for yoga, meditation, massage, solarium – for deep regeneration

🤍 Guests are not clients. They are temporary witnesses of a living story.

🍷 5 | Exclusive Experiences That Taste of the Land

Gastronomy & Wine

🍽️ Private dinners with a chef

🍷 Guided tastings of local wines and products

👩‍🍳 Cooking classes with family recipes

Nature & Adventure

🎈 Hot-air balloon flights over Tuscia

🚴‍♀️ E-bikes, trekking, horseback riding, forest bathing

🌲 Guided walks along the Via Francigena

Wellness

🏊 Private pool, gym, yoga

💆 On-demand massages

♨️ Access to nearby thermal spas

Culture

🏛️ Private tours of historic villages and archaeological sites (Sutri, Caprarola, Viterbo)

📸 Artistic photo shoots and family portraits

🗺️ Custom day trips to Rome

🌟 6 | A Seal of Excellence

🏅 Corona d’Oro by Residenze d’Epoca

📜 Registered in the Italian Registry of Historic Residences

💍 A sought-after venue for weddings, private events, and film productions

Villa La Trinità is not just a place to experience — it’s a place to narrate: every stay leaves a mark, like a thread of ink embroidered onto the diary of time.