To the southeast of the outskirts of Rome lies a picturesque and pleasant climate region.
Due to the unique soil and sunshine in this area, it is rich in grapes, olives, and fruits and vegetables. Coupled with its distance from the bustling city, many towns built on the Albany Hills have distinctive features and have long been famous holiday destinations, known as the Roman countryside.
Among the numerous towns established on the Albany Hills, one mountain city attracts the most attention from the world, because in this small mountain city, there is an "Independent Kingdom" — Gandolfo Castle.
It also goes by another name, the Pope's Summer Palace.
Although this Pope's Summer Palace does not match the reputation of the highest authority of the Roman Catholic Church.
In terms of area, however, this summer palace, covering about 70 hectares... is larger than the seat of the highest authority of the Roman Catholic Church.
Most importantly.
No tourists.
