Visit Lucy Farms
Just four minutes into the hills of San Gregorio da Sassola, discover the most iconic view of the village landscape from Lucy Farms!
Lucy and her family offer select viewings of the property, giving visitors a glimpse into everyday farm life and the opportunity to purchase fresh eggs directly from the farm. Surrounded by open countryside and sweeping views toward the village, it’s a lovely little detour for anyone hoping to experience a quieter side of life in the Roman countryside.
Visit the farm
Visitors to the San Gregorio da Sassola area can request a private 30-minute visit to Lucy Farms, complete with fresh eggs to take home!
During your visit, explore the property, learn a little about local agriculture, meet some of the farm’s many animals, and, yes, perhaps even hold a particularly fluffy chicken. The farm is home to an eclectic collection of animals, including rescued native parrots, ducks, chickens, cats, dogs, and more.
Pricing
30-minute farm visit: €15
(up to Five people)
Farm visit + ½ dozen eggs: €20
Farm visit + 1 dozen eggs: €30
Visits are available by request and subject to the family’s availability.
Q & A
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Your private 30-minute visit gives you the opportunity to explore the property, meet the family, learn about local agriculture and everyday farm life, and, of course, meet some of the animals.
The farm is home to an eclectic little family of animals, including rescued native parrots, ducks, chickens, cats, dogs, and more. And yes — you may even get the chance to hold a particularly fluffy chicken!
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Not at all. A private 30-minute farm visit is €15 for up to five people. You are welcome to visit the property, meet the animals and family, and enjoy a glimpse into life on a working farm without purchasing eggs.
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No. Natural farming comes with no guarantees — the hens ultimately decide the schedule! Egg availability varies naturally from day to day.
If you request an appointment and fresh eggs are not available, you can still enjoy a private 30-minute farm visit for €15. -
You are welcome to ask. The family also relies on the farm’s egg supply, so larger quantities may not always be available. Availability depends entirely on what the hens are producing at the time of your visit.
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No, If you’re staying in San Gregorio da Sassola, we recommend collecting cash from the local Post office’s ATM before Departing.
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You can message Lucy and her family on their instagram Page linked here.
Explore the Roman culture with the locals, and savor the unique cuisine. Get off the beaten path and find the hidden gems that make Italy so special.