Nestled in the Lepini mountains, the ancient village of Bassiano is the highest in the province of Latina. Its architecture, in fact, consists of houses built in a spiral that culminates in the highest point of the hill where the fortress once stood. Numerous testimonies of the past tell the story of Bassiano, where historical and political events have animated antiquity. The town, in fact, still preserves the aspect of a fortified village typical of the 13th-14th century. Stone houses, towers, meadows, woods and forests surround the village. The terraces constitute a typical element and, at the same time, safeguard the territory.
