サンテリーア・フィウメラピドの天然記念物・トップ7

Monument to commemorate the place where, in 1943, 42 Italian civilians were massacred by the German army.

Monte Marrone is a mountain in the National Park of Abruzzo, Lazio and Molise. It is famous for having been the scene of a battle between the Alpini and the Germans during the Second World War. For this reason, on the top there is an iron cross with a bronze eagle and the motto of the Alpini Battalion "Tut per l'Italia" (Everything for Italy).

Mount Cairo, formerly called Mons Clarius, is 1669m high. Clarius is another name for Apollo, and in fact here once there was a temple dedicated to him - today instead we can find the Abbey of Montecassino in its place.

Here we are in Monte Forcellone, a 2030 m high peak and among the southernmost peaks of the PNALM (National Park of Abruzzo, Lazio and Molise).

Fonte Fredda (1700 m), also known as Fonte Aqua Fredda, flows from two boulders. The source is part of Monte Cavallo.

Mount horse

Monte Marrone is a 1,800 meter high mountain in the Apennines. From its summit you can enjoy an excellent view of Lago di Castel San Vincenzo and, if visibility is good, even of the sea. On its southern flank, a small path leads down about 500 meters from the summit. At its end is the now-abandoned cottage of artist Charles Moulin, who lived here for much of each year and found inspiration for his art in this special place. The hut was built by the artist himself and consists exclusively of dry stone walls and other natural materials.