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There are wild boars in this forest. So be careful!

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A unique monument of its kind in this area. To visit. It is not easy to get there by bike, but there are no difficulties on foot

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To visit. the recent cuts make it difficult to reach the place and without the coolness of the trees you lose some of the charm of the place.

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The tombs are located slightly off the main path, at an altitude of 800 meters.

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Behind an iron door hides a dense network of tunnels dug for a Renaissance aqueduct that carried water to Genzano. You can enter and continue for hundreds of meters. Please then leave it closed again so as not to let wild animals into the night

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Also known as Villa Belvedere, it is one of the most important historical residences in Frascati, both for its elevated and privileged position, which offers a complete panorama of the town and over Rome, and for the splendor of the carefully designed exteriors and interiors. Its construction is due to Cardinal Pietro Aldobrandini between 1598 and 1602; designed by Giacomo Della Porta it is divided into four floors divided into reception rooms and rooms used for services, while the various terraces include water fountains and a nymphaeum, with columns, ornaments and various decorations, while the interiors are enriched with various decorations and frescoes. The Villa is the private property of the Aldobrandini family, therefore the interior of the building is closed to the public; but you can visit the park by contacting the Tourist Information and Reception Office, Frascati Point, Piazzale Marconi 1 (Source: visitcastelli.it)

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inside the Villa Aldobrandini you can find a cave that reproduces a monster very similar to the famous Bomarzo monster

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The Grotticelle Tombs are burials discovered in 1982 in the heart of the Rocca di Papa woods, halfway between Monte Cavo and Maschio delle Faete. Among the various hypothesized dates, the most reliable would seem to be the one that places its construction in the Eneolithic period, between the Copper and Bronze Ages: these tombs essentially date back to around 2,500 BC. The Grotticelle Tombs represent a unicum in the Castelli Romani territory, as well as a real enigma from an archaeological point of view. https://www.nemora.it/tombe-grotticelle-di-rocca-di-papa/

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