There are several structures of architectural worth in the town of Ronciglione. These include the Town Hall, the Cathedral and the Church of Santa Maria of Peace. There is also the remains of the early defence system – La Rocca (Tower), the Fonta La Grande (1566), the Porta Romana and the Chiesa di San Sebastiano. You can explore them all easily if you book a room in one of the central hotels in Ronciglione. EasyToBook.com helps you locate a suitable Ronciglione hotel, even during the busy Carnival Ronciglione. This event lasts entire week. Register far in advance if you expect to locate a comfortable discount Ronciglione hotel.

As fascinating as the Carnival is, more intriguing are the churches. The church of St. Mary of Peace dates from 1551. It has paintings by Sebastian Conca. The trussed roof encloses a single aisle with stucco added near the altar in 1618. The more elaborate Cathedral is from a design by Pietro da Cortona (revised by Carlo Rainaldo). This domed structure has many Baroque elements. The interior consists of 3 naves. There is a prominent triptych painting by a Viterbese artist, Gabriele di Francesco (1400s). The chiesa di San Sebastiano is a Romanesque structure. It is an earlier church (1400). Inside is another famed triptych. It depicts St. Rocco, St. Sebastian and St. Catherine (16th century). As an alternative to the churches, consider the elegant town Hall with its impressive portal fronted by a balcony and clock. There is also the 1566 Seahorse Fountain (Fonta La Grande) carved out of a single stone boulder by the sculptor Anotnio Gentili of Faenza.