The take-off site at Castelgandolfo, Italy, is situated behind a wall along the road and can be identified by a windsock. The area is characterized by tall grass that needs to be trampled down, indicating it is not frequently used. The site has a height of 480 meters and is occasionally used, likely due to its proximity to Rome rather than its quality as a paragliding location. Soaring and top landing are normal here, but be aware that you are in controlled airspace (CTR), which means cross-country (XC) flights are not permitted. It is advisable to consult with local pilots for more detailed information and guidance. The site record for Castelgandolfo is 112.0 km. For more details, you can visit [ParaglidingEarth](https://www.paraglidingearth.com). For additional information, you can also check the [DHV site](https://www.dhv.de).