A group of visitors to the archaeological site of Gabii. At the center Cristina Molari (with maps) that in these excavations is serving. The archaeological site of the ancient city of Gabii is located at the twelfth mile of the Via Prenestina old, a few miles away from Ponte di Nona, which owes its name to the bridge that is still in operation at the ninth mile of the same street.
The city of Gabii, originally called Cab, located on the southern edge of the crater of Castiglione, an eccentric body of the complex of the Alban Hills occupied by a volcanic lake known as Lake Castiglione until the end of the nineteenth century, when it was dried up.