スピーニョサトゥルニアの天然記念物・トップ5

It's the real reward for all the climbing. The ramps that lead up to the monument are technically challenging. Lower the saddle, put a hard gear and push all the way to the top.

Breathtaking view on a beautiful day

The Redentore peak in the Aurunci mountains is a true natural spectacle, offering one of the most majestic panoramic views in the region. At 1,252 meters above sea level, this culminating point offers a wide panorama over the entire coast of Formia.

Surrounded by the greenery of the Gianola Park in Formia, there is an enchanting natural inlet. Once used as a fishpond in Roman times, the area was then transformed into a picturesque marina. This site, now part of a protected area, offers visitors the chance to explore the historic remains of the maritime villa of Mamurra, testimony to the region's rich Roman past.

The Cima del Redentore[1] (1252 m), in the Aurunci Mountains in the municipal area of Formia, is not a mountain in its own right, as it is sometimes considered, but is simply the southern shoulder of Mount Altino. Nonetheless, from the top you can observe a wide panorama of the coast of Formia and the coast of the Tyrrhenian Sea – from Gaeta to Scauri, the mouth of the Garigliano, the Mount Massico, the Vesuvius, the Mount Faito, Ischia and Capri.

After a magnificent climb a breathtaking panorama

A natural inlet inside the Gianola Park in Formia. In the past a fishpond in Roman times, then became a small port. It is located in a protected area where it is possible to visit the Roman remains of the maritime villa of Mamurra

It can be reached from the Spigno Saturnia side by following the CAI path towards Sella Stampaduro, very demanding due to the difference in height and the type of bumpy path. It can also be reached from the Formia slope by reaching Fontana Canale and continuing on the Cai path for about 1 hour