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The ruins of the ancient Abbey of Sant'Ippolito. 11th–12th century.

The pass separating Irpinia from Basilicata, starting from Pescopagano or Sant'Andrea, has gentle gradients. A tougher climb from Muro Lucano, which has been covered several times by the Giro.

Spectacular architecture that stands out on the small lake of Monticchio. Initially carved into the rock by the Benedictine friars (inside beyond the church with an altar carved into the rock, there are 2 tombs of friars that can be visited) and then passed into the hands of the Capuchins who completed this spectacular work. I recommend a visit to the museum where free guides will provide you with all the information and show you the differences between the 2 construction architectures, it is also possible to see one of the mouths of the volcano (now extinct following an implosion that generated the 2 lakes) from which the lava flowed and information on the lakes and flora and fauna (with a section dedicated to bramea). Absolutely worth visiting.

The colors of the small lake of Monticchio really leave you breathless. A corner of paradise in which to take refuge on hot days.

At the hamlet of Calitri Scalo, where Campania and Basilicata border, a bridge over the Ofanto river allows you to undertake the ascent towards Calitri.

A small town in the province of Avellino, Sant'Andrea di Conza rises along the valley of the Ofanto river and is part of the Alta Irpinia mountain community and of the Union of Alto Ofanto municipalities. It stands on a panoramic hill from which you can enjoy an excellent view.

Truly a unique place with a breathtaking show. Easy to access, avoid crowded periods such as long weekends or mid-August, better any Sunday to enjoy the relaxation of nature.

Lago Grande and Lago Piccolo lie, at about 650 meters above sea level, on the crater of Monte Vulture, an extinct volcano. Their greenish waters, separated by a thin line of land, are surrounded by lush forests of beech and oak.