Montebuono is a town of about 1000 inhabitants. The main settlement consists of the medieval village that is located on a hill that allows the visitor to look onto an immense landscape made of greenery and villas, almost as if it were an immense and rich residential area. Mount St. Benedict protects the country from the cold winds of the north favoring a mild climate all year round (hence the name Montebuono). Going up the slope of the mountain you have the opportunity to see the whole village from above and enjoy a wonderful view that ranges from the Cimini Mountains, to Soratte and Monti Sabini. Not far from the village, near the cemetery, in Sargnano, is the important church of San Pietro called "ad Muricentum" or "ad Centum murum", as the sources define it, due to the presence of numerous Roman remains. It seems to have been built on the ancient villa of Agrippa. Fianello is a short distance away. Some historical research shows that, in the Middle Ages, Fianello was owned by the Longobard Duchy of Spoleto (591-800 AD), then by the Savelli family and, in the Renaissance, by the Orsini family. A not to be missed destination for the exuding charm and for the important archaeological and historical findings of the Sabine, Romanesque and Lombard periods.