Castelli Romani - Castelli Romani

Japanese: カステリ・ロマーニ - かすてりろまーに

…It is also famous for its grapes. The series of villages on the hills of the Albano mountain range are called the Castelli Romani, and one of them, Castel Gandolfo, is the site of the Pope's summer villa. Lake Nemi is also famous for Turner's paintings, and in recent years a Roman ship was discovered at the bottom of the lake. …

From Castel Gandolfo

…Population: 6,239 (1981). Located 27 km southeast of Rome, on the west shore of Lake Albano, it is one of the medieval towns (Castelli Romani) scattered throughout the Albano Mountains. The town was founded around the Gandolfi castle, built in the 12th century, and in the 17th century the castle became the property of the Papal States. …

From Frascati

…A city in the Latio region in central Italy. One of the Castelli Romani regions scattered in the Albano Mountains southeast of Rome. Population 20,065 (1990). …

*Some of the terminology that refers to "Castelli Romani" is listed below.

Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

Japanese:

…ブドウの産地としても有名。アルバノ山地の丘の上にある一連の集落はカステリ･ロマーニと呼ばれ，そのひとつカステル･ガンドルフォには教皇の夏の別荘がある。ネミ湖はターナーの絵によっても有名であり，また近年，湖底からローマ時代の船が発見された。…