Rocca di Cave: Museums, Exhibitions & Discounts

Rocca di Cave is a small historic town located in the Metropolitan City of Rome, in the Italian region of Lazio. Situated at an elevation of approximately 930 meters above sea level, this medieval settlement is known for its strategic position in the Prenestini Mountains. The town's name derives from its historic fortress ('rocca' in Italian) that once served as a defensive stronghold.

The area is particularly significant for its geological heritage, housing a museum dedicated to the study of paleontology and local geological formations. The surrounding landscape features characteristic limestone formations that have made this area interesting for both scientific research and cultural tourism. The town maintains its medieval character with narrow streets and historic architecture typical of central Italian hill towns.