Cori: Museums, Exhibitions & Discounts

Cori is an ancient town situated in the province of Latina in the Lazio region, about 56 kilometers southeast of Rome. Perched on a hillside of the Lepini Mountains, this historic settlement dates back to the pre-Roman era when it was known as Cora.

The town features remarkable architectural heritage, including well-preserved ancient walls and the Temple of Hercules, one of the finest examples of Republican Roman architecture from the late 2nd or early 1st century BCE. Throughout its history, Cori has maintained its medieval character with narrow winding streets, stone buildings, and historic churches. The town's cultural landscape is enriched by its traditions in olive oil production and local craftsmanship. The Renaissance and medieval periods have left their mark on the town's artistic heritage, visible in its churches and civic buildings.