Cimini

Cimini is a term used in Italian to refer to a geographic region as well as a surname. In geography, it most commonly denotes the Monti Cimini, a volcanic mountain range in Lazio, central Italy. The range lies to the north of Rome and extends across parts of the province of Viterbo. It includes several hills and peaks, among them Monte Cimino, and forms part of the broader Lazio volcanic district. The landscape is largely forested and rural, with small towns at the foothills and a network of rivers and streams. The area is closely associated with nearby lacustrine features such as Lago di Vico, and it supports an agricultural tradition that includes pastureland and orchards. The Monti Cimini are a popular destination for hiking and nature tourism, offering a glimpse of the region’s volcanic geology and rural heritage.

As a surname, Cimini is of Italian origin. It is typically a toponymic name derived from the Monti Cimini region and is carried by families in Italy and by Italian communities abroad. The surname appears in various professions and contexts, reflecting the broader pattern of Italian surnames tied to places.