CERi

Ceri is a small hill village in central Italy. It is a frazione of the comune of Cerveteri, in the province of Rome, Lazio. The village is perched on elevated ground to the west of Cerveteri, in a rural landscape characterized by olive groves and Mediterranean vegetation. The settlement forms part of the Roman hinterland and is connected to surrounding towns by regional roads.

Ceri has medieval origins, with a compact historic core of stone houses arranged along narrow lanes. The local church and several chapels mark the traditional settlement pattern; religious festivals and agricultural traditions remain part of community life.

The local economy is primarily based on agriculture and small-scale services, with some tourism drawn from visitors to Cerveteri's archaeological sites and the rural countryside. The area is known for quiet, scenic landscapes and walking trails.

As a frazione, Ceri is governed by the comune of Cerveteri. It shares in the municipal services and development plans of the larger town.

See also: Cerveteri; Lazio.