The heart of the Norma area’s identity is the archaeological area of ancient Norba, a Latin colony founded in the 5th century BC and an extraordinary example of pre-Roman urban planning.

The imposing polygonal walls, monumental gates and the remains of sacred buildings tell the story of the greatness of a city that chose destruction rather than surrender to Rome in the 1st century BC.

Norma’s history since the Middle Ages is intertwined with that of the noble Roman families of Caetani and Borghese, who held control for centuries.

Today, the village, with its intimate and harmonious historic center, is the ideal destination for those seeking an authentic experience of landscape and history.