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The Leonardo da Vinci Machine Museum is located in Caposele, near the Water Museum. The pavilion houses a permanent exhibition dedicated to the inventions of Leonardo da Vinci (1452-1519), a man of genius and universal talent of the Italian Renaissance, considered one of humanity's greatest geniuses. A painter, engineer, scientist, sculptor, anatomist, man of letters, musician, and inventor, Leonardo created countless works, including numerous machines. The Caposele Museum houses wooden reproductions of approximately twenty examples, based on the artist's original drawings and created with the assistance of the Scenography Laboratory at PUSA University in Assisi. These models are grouped into four different categories, dedicated to the essential elements of life: Water, Air, Earth, and Fire. https://sistemairpinia.provincia.avellino.it/it/musei-biblioteche/museo-delle-macchine-di-leonardo

The Caposele Water Museum is located inside Casa Houston, near the Sele River Springs in Piazza della Sanità. This landmark was established to highlight the importance of the springs in the Sele Valley municipality: watercourses that, with a flow rate of 4,000 liters per second, quench the thirst of the entire Puglia region. https://sistemairpinia.provincia.avellino.it/it/musei-biblioteche/museo-delle-acque

Laceno Lake Circuit

Lake Laceno is a beautiful place in Irpinia, a stage of the Giro d'Italia also arrived last May.

Unique place reached after a tiring climb from Bagnoli Irpino. Memorable place for the exploits of the Giro d'Italia.

These roads have hosted the Giro d'Italia several times. Lake Laceno was also the arrival point of the fourth stage of the 2023 Giro won by the Frenchman Aurélien Paret-Peintre.

Lake Laceno is located on a plateau at about 1,050 meters above sea level. The water basin is gradually emptying due to drought and the opening of some leaks in the subsoil following the Irpinia earthquake (1980). From the shores of the lake you can admire the surrounding peaks of the Picentini Mountains.

Is anyone still drinking here :-)