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Torre Truglia – View of Sperlonga loop from Sperlonga

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Italy
Lazio
Latina
Sperlonga

Torre Truglia – View of Sperlonga loop from Sperlonga

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21

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Torre Truglia – View of Sperlonga loop from Sperlonga

01:06

3.87km

90m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: June 24, 2026

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Bus stop

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959 m

Torre Truglia

Highlight • Monument

"Torre Truglia is a coastal tower, the tower looks like a rectangular bastion reinforced at the corners by four buttresses." cit

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1.30 km

It is a part of the first building, a monastery, built in the old town by Benedictine monks in 1100 AD.
A mural covering the white walls on one side of the small square will catch your attention.
It almost looks like an old comic book, with different scenes that tell the story of the pirate invasion in 1534 through drawings and verses.
The fresco is not very old, probably painted in the 70s by an unknown artist.
But it tells a true story.


A fresco on the walls of the old Sperlonga village
What’s the story behind that fresco?


At dawn on a warm and sunny day in August, in 1534, a fleet of pirates led by the terrible Khayr-ad-Din called “Barbarossa” landed in Sperlonga. The corsair had been commissioned by the Ottoman sultan Suleiman the Magnificent to bring him the best Italian treasures and kidnap the most beautiful Italian girl: Princess Giulia Gonzaga. Born in Modena, she lived in Fondi after marrying Count Vespasiano Colonna.
Barbarossa destroyed everything he found in his path.
When he ordered some Sperlongans to show him the way to the princess's castle in Fondi, he told them that if they did so he would spare their families and their homes. They didn't think twice and took him to Fondi.
Fortunately, when the pirates reached the city, Princess Giulia was no longer there. It is said that her faithful servants had warned her in time and she was able to escape through a secret tunnel in her castle.
Giulia was beautiful, yes, but also intelligent!

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1.47 km

Decorated Alleys of Sperlonga

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The small chapel of San Rocco, from the 15th century, is at the center of a dispute between the Scalfati family, the first owners of the Palace that houses the church, the municipality of Sperlonga and the Riviera d'Ulisse Park Authority.
The chapel is opened every year on the day of San Rocco, on August 16th the portal of this pink church opens, decorated in a humble way and preserved in the same state for many years.

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2.39 km

Panoramic Viewpoint of Sperlonga

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Along the coast, a racing bike paradise.

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3.05 km

View of Sperlonga

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Sperlonga is certainly one of the most renowned villages in the Province of Latina. Its white beaches and crystal clear water have earned it the merit of obtaining the famous Blue Flag.
The historic center of the village (nominated as one of the most beautiful villages in Italy), located on a spur of rock that juts out towards the sea, and the archaeological sites of national importance, make it a destination not to be missed.
Furthermore, the proximity to Rome and Naples make this village certainly a must in the province of Latina.

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3.87 km

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2.49 km

759 m

624 m

Surfaces

1.40 km

1.40 km

1.08 km

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