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Beautiful route on the narrow strip of land that divides Lake Fogliano from the sea.

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Early in the morning; the beach was empty and the streat as well. To a ride there !

Beautiful natural place where you can admire different species of birds in different periods of the year because they stop here in their migrations.

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Small panoramic village, very well kept and characteristic.

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restaurant with northern Italian dishes

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restaurant with northern Italian dishes

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For visits, consult the website of the Caetani foundation or the LIPU of Latina.

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Camposoriano Natural Monument

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Here you can breathe the intersection of Venetian and Friulian culture with that of the former Pontine Marshes. We still speak Veneto and Friuli and eat local and north-eastern dishes! To see and to eat!

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Here you can breathe the intersection of Venetian and Friulian culture with the culture of the Pontine Marshes, that of the lestre and carbonari, that of the frog fishermen. To see and to eat.

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From Norma it is possible to enjoy the splendid panorama of the Pontine countryside which extends to the sea!!

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excellent road between sea and lagoon

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Point to access the beach

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Nice place to ride

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beautiful panoramic area where to ride

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Coastal cycle road: you cycle along the seafront with the music of the waves and the sea air.

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Here you can easily lift your bike and go to the beach. Excellent point for a stop by the sea: you can swim.

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From the asphalted road you can detach to the north east to travel the 200 meters of compact dirt road that leads to the cathedral of Campo Soriano. Definitely a detour that is also worthwhile with a racing bike: at the end of the dirt road you can admire the cathedral and enjoy a breathtaking view.

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The village of San Felice Circeo has an ancient history that has its roots in the Neardethal era, as evidenced by some findings in the caves. The village was then a Roman colony, a possession of the Templars during the Middle Ages, a feud of the Caetani and finally a papal stronghold Curiosity: the promontory appears from Anzio as the profile of a face of a reclining woman (identified with the sorceress Circe, in which the peak "Picco di Circe" corresponds to her nose),

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Panoramic coastal road. You cycle along the promenade with the scented air of the sea and a splendid view.

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