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The road to Marzano has a traffic ban (see photo) I passed by bike and I didn't find any interruptions

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It has a suggestive charm

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Technically, inside the Rio Foce Sarno park you are not allowed to enter by bike and/or electric bike. I entered carrying it in my hand.

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On this hilly road between Moschiano and Forino you can enjoy an excellent view of the surrounding hills and, on the clearest days, you can even see the sea.

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One of the sources of the Sarno river

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One of the clear sources of the Sarno river

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Built in the sixteenth century, also known as the feudal palace or Palazzo del Principe Colonna Foria, it has a garden inspired by the "Vanvitellian" style, in which stands a centuries-old plane tree, which has a circumference of 11 meters at the base. The restored structure is intended to house a museum, with an adjoining library, a cultural center and an office of the Superintendence

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The municipality of Avella rises in the Lower Irpinia area. It is a town of 7,688 inhabitants, located 207 meters above sea level and 24 km from Avellino. The territory extends for 29.39 km² and the neighboring municipalities are: Baiano, Casamarciano, Cervinara, Pannarano, Roccarainola, Rotondi, San Martino Valle Caudina, Sirignano, Sperone, Tufino and Visciano. It is crossed by the Clanio River. The etymology of the name has several hypotheses: it would seem to come from "abblona", a Latin term that would mean "rich in apples"; from "abel" which would mean "grassy field"; while in the eighteenth century the botanist Linnaeus attributed the scientific name to the hazelnut, nux avellana, relating to the species Corylus avellana deriving from Avella. The inhabitants are called Avellani and San Sebastiano is their patron.

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