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The gorge becomes less bad just after the Hermitage of San Venanzio, the Aterno river flows calmly.

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I used the small Molina station to return to Popoli after the visit to the Sirente and Velino Regional Park...I had run out of energy

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An important example of Romanesque architecture in Abruzzo, the cathedral of San Pelino is full of charm in the apse.

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One of the most significant monuments of Abruzzo Romanesque architecture

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The Morronese abbey is the abbey of Santo Spirito al Morrone, also known as the Morronese or Celestiniana abbey, located in the hamlet of the same name Badia about 5 km from the Abruzzo town of Sulmona.

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Ancient headquarters of the Celestine Order. More recently used as a penitentiary, then abandoned. Now they are trying to bring it back to its former glory.

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The Abbey of Santo Spirito al Morrone, better known as Badia Morronese, was for many centuries the main and famous settlement of the Celestines, and represented the vital center of the cultural, religious and civil life of the region. The monumental complex, extending over an area of 16,600 square meters, is located in the foothills of Morrone, in a territory that has always been sacred and in close relationship with the hermitage of S. Onofrio and the Sanctuary of Ercole Curino, both a few steps away on the mountain.

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This place is a splendid oasis of tranquility, where the cave is located which was the first modest refuge of the hermit Pietro da Morrone, located on the slopes of the homonymous mountain. You can reach the hermitage through stairs carved into the rock. The climb itself is not too demanding given the modest difference in altitude. However, if the climb is still too tiring, you can travel most of the way by car and park a few meters from the hermitage.

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Very nice walk, parking in front of the gate ,,15 min walk on the road and then 20 minutes climb with great view at the hermitage. We came on a weekday and the hermitage itself was closed.

The small village of Molina Aterno rises in the Subequana Valley, in the territory of the Sirente - Velino regional park. The place is characterized by an uncontaminated and luxuriant nature at the foot of Mount Sirente. Country of ancient origins, in the Italic era the populations of the "Peligni" and the "Vestini" prospered and left important traces with the ancient necropolis. The name of the village derives from the place that was equipped with mills since the Middle Ages thanks to the presence of the nearby river Aterno. From 1875 the town was characterized by the passage of the train snorting of the new Sulmona - L’Aquila railway line. Molina Aterno is an important crossroads of tradition, culture and nature between the Subequana Valley and the Middle - Lower Aterno Valley.

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The abbey is the starting point of all the "Heart of Abruzzo cycling" routes. The Abbey of Santo Spirito al Morrone has represented for centuries the most important and famous settlement of the Celestine Congregation as well as the fulcrum of cultural life, religious and civil of a vast territory. The monumental complex, which occupies an area of 16,600 m2, is located just 5 km from the center of Sulmona in the Badia area, in the foothills of the Morrone, in a territory dedicated to sacredness since ancient times and has always been in dialogue with its neighbours. hermitage of S. Onofrio, favorite refuge of Fra Pietro and with the imposing Sanctuary of Ercole Curino.

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Established with regional law of 1998, the reserve embraces a territory rich in naturalistic emergencies. Morphologically it is divided into two completely different environments: the narrow limestone gorges upstream and the wide alluvial plain downstream, where one of the rare examples of river wood existing in Central Italy has been reconstituted. Connecting element, the waters of the Aterno river. Peculiarity of the reserve is the extraordinary balance between wild nature and the millenary presence of man. The rock paintings of Rava tagliata; the Roman aqueduct of the "ucchélle" which crosses the gorges on the right side of the valley along a tunnel carved into the rock; the surprising abundance of caves and natural shelters; the suggestion of the hermitage suspended over the river and of the votive shrines, memory of miracles for the faithful; the rural church of the Madonna di Contra: everything contributes to making the Gorges of San Venanzio a real place of the soul.

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Situata ai margini del centro storico di Corfinio, lungo l’antica Via Valeria, la cattedrale di San Pelino, con l’adiacente oratorio di Sant’Alessandro, è uno dei più rilevanti monumenti romanici d'Abruzzo. L’intero complesso include anche l’Episcopio, attualmente adibito a monastero femminile di clausura dell’Ordine della Visitazione di Santa Maria. La chiesa è conosciuta anche come Basilica Valvense per essere stata sede, insieme alla concattedrale di San Panfilo a Sulmona, dell’antica Diocesi di Valva. Le notizie sulle sue origini sono piuttosto confuse e si mescolano a tradizioni locali, secondo cui la prima chiesa fu edificata su un’area cimiteriale paleocristiana sorta in corrispondenza del luogo dove, intorno alla metà del IV secolo, al tempo delle persecuzioni dell’imperatore Giuliano l’Apostata, fu martirizzato San Pelino. Sempre secondo la leggenda fu in seguito danneggiata gravemente dalle incursioni di Saraceni e Ungari. Le prime notizie certe risalgono, invece, al sec. IX, come attestato da un frammento epigrafico rinvenuto nell’oratorio di Sant’Alessandro, che ne costituisce la parte più antica, iniziata – o secondo alcuni rinnovata - dal Vescovo Trasmondo tra il 1075 e il 1102. I lavori di costruzione proseguirono con i successori di quest’ultimo, finché la chiesa venne consacrata dal vescovo Gualtiero nel 1124, quando vi furono deposte le spoglie del Santo. Nel 1229 la basilica fu saccheggiata ed incendiata dai sulmonesi, in lotta contro il vescovo, e nel corso dello stesso secolo fu più volte restaurata. Anche i terremoti che devastarono nel tempo l’area peligna contribuirono a determinarne crolli e successivi rifacimenti, modificando l’aspetto originario delle strutture. Nel XVII secolo, infine, l’interno della cattedrale fu completamente trasformato secondo il nuovo gusto barocco, obliterando l’aspetto e la suggestione medioevali con l’aggiunta di stucchi e decori, la costruzione ex novo di un tiburio e un baldacchino in corrispondenza dell’altare, lo spostamento dell’antico ambone di pietra dal sito originario nell’attuale sede. Solo nel 1971 si provvide a riportare alla luce le forme medioevali della Cattedrale, con una complessa, quanto coraggiosa operazione di restauro: si rimossero gli ornamenti barocchi e si ripristinarono le capriate lignee del soffitto. Ulteriori lavori di recupero sono stati effettuati dalla Soprintendenza tra il 2007 e il 2009, quando le tombe paleocristiane al di sotto del pavimento dell’Oratorio sono state ripulite e sistemate, insieme a quelle rinvenute durante lo scavo. Orario: Apertura 8.00 - 12.00 / 15.00 - 18.00; per visite di gruppi - sia in Cattedrale che nell’Oratorio - contattare sempre prima il parroco. Ingresso : Libero