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Famous for its enchanting spas.

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Lake Canterno is the heart of the Nature Reserve which takes its name from it.

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Both the provincial road that passes alongside it and the dirt roads that surround it on the opposite side are very beautiful.

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A beautiful village in Ciociaria, located between Monti Ernici and Monti Lepini. It was called 'Olympus of Ciociaria'. It is known for having been the place of imprisonment of Pope Celestine V after his resignation from the papal throne.

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Called Anrticoli until the beginning of the 1900s, Fiuggi is a renowned spa town due to the water that flows from the nearby natural springs.

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It rises to 594m on the Ernici Mountains. At the top of the village there is the ancient acropolis. Famous is the Monastery of Sant'Erasmo, now transformed into a hotel.

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Also known as the 'city of slaps' or 'the city of the Popes'. The second name is due to the fact that 4 Popes were born in Anagni: Pope Boniface VIII, Pope Innocent III, Pope Gregory IX, Pope Alexander IV

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It is the largest karst lake in Lazio. Bagna Ferentino, Fumone, Fiuggi and Trivigliano. It has a maximum depth of 25m. It is surrounded by oak, Turkey oak and deciduous woods and allows visitors to admire the gray heron, the purple heron and the moorhen.

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Of karst origin, Lake Canterno laps the municipalities of Ferentino, Fiuggi, Fumone and Trevigliano and is also called the "ghost lake" for its peculiarity of filling up and emptying itself when the Pertuso sinkhole becomes obstructed or not with debris.

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wonderful view

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Two dogs living there in a house with an open gate bit my dog, be careful.

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Canterno Fiuggi lake

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Due to its position and proximity to the boundary of the ancient state of the Church, Fumone, from which the valleys of the Cosa and Sacco dominate, was placed by the papacy as a sentinel against Saracen and Norman incursions. It seems that its name derives from the fact that it was the reporting center for any enemies in sight, by lighting fires on a special tower: a thesis that is reflected in the popular saying "Si Fumo fumat..Tota Campania tremat .. . ". Fumone enters history in the Middle Ages (9th century), but the legend traces its origins to King Tarquinius the Superb who, after the expulsion from Rome, seems to have found refuge here (5th century BC). Over the centuries it was papal dominion and its fortress was also used as a prison. His most illustrious prisoner was Pope Celestine V, the Pope of the "great refusal", locked up in the fortress by Boniface VIII, where he died in 1296 in mysterious circumstances. At the end of the century XVII the Marquises Longhi, to whom the fortress was received, restored and transformed it, creating a magnificent complex called "Villa Longhi" with the adjoining "hanging garden", a real marvel: its avenues alternate with ancient plants, flower beds and archaeological finds. (source: https://www.ciociariaturismo.it/it/la-ciociaria/i-91-comuni/tutti91comuni/113-fumone.html)

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È il maggiore dei laghi carsici del Lazio: ha una superficie di 0.6 kmq, un perimetro di 4.9 km e una profondità massima di 25 metri. Lo specchio d’acqua della Ciociaria bagna quattro comuni: Ferentino, Fumone, Fiuggi e Trivigliano. Pur trovandosi nelle vicinanze di trafficate strade provinciali, il Lago di Canterno è riuscito a mantenere intatta tutta la sua atmosfera. È circondato da boschi di querce, cerri e latifoglie e permette ai visitatori di ammirare l’airone cenerino, l’airone rosso e la gallinella d’acqua. Ad essere avvolta da un alone di mistero è anche la data di formazione del Lago di Canterno. In molti la fanno risalire ai primi anni dell’Ottocento, quando vennero inondate le conche fertili della zona in cui giace attualmente, originariamente occupate da campi coltivati. Un abisso diede il via al processo di riempimento della valletta, durato pochi giorni. L’inondazione mandò in rovina diversi coltivatori del luogo ma fece la fortuna di chi sfruttò al volo l’occasione per diventare pescatore. Il più grande mistero che avvolge il Lago di Canterno e lo stesso che gli vale l’appellativo di lago fantasma, è un singolare fenomeno di instabilità, dovuto ai momenti in cui il fiume Pertuso si svuotava e si riempiva. Il lago, ad intervalli regolari, si seccava sia parzialmente che in maniera totale, per poi apparire all’improvviso in tutta la sua ampiezza. Si trattava di fasi di prosciugamento che potevano durare giorni, mesi o addirittura anni: la più lunga durò dal 1894 al 1943.Da qui un altro mistero: dove andavano a finire i pesci nei periodi di prosciugamento? L’arcano venne risolto proprio nel 1943, quando si diede il via all’esplorazione del Pertuso. La scoperta fu sbalorditiva: l’inghiottitoio del fiume comunicava con una grotta sotterranea dove i pesci andavano a rifugiarsi durante i periodi di prosciugamento. Nel corso degli anni, grazie ad interventi artificiali, il volume del Lago di Canterno è stato regolarizzato, ma la sua peculiare instabilità non è scomparsa del tutto. Essa continua a manifestarsi anche al giorno d’oggi, seppure in una maniera meno scenografica rispetto al passato ma ancora molto suggestiva. Basta osservare l’alberello solitario che si erge dalle sue acque. Nei periodi di piena appare sommerso e in quelli di secca ne fuoriesce interamente: è lui il testimone involontario del Lago Fantasma di Canterno. (fonte: https://siviaggia.it/posti-incredibili/mistero-lago-di-canterno/226507/)

On the slopes of the Ernici Mountains, Fiuggi extends, surrounded by a rich vegetation of chestnut woods, so imposing as to be able to obtain "mini-homes". The upper part of the city is characterized by a maze of narrow streets and squares where you can immerse yourself in the charm of the rich history of the place. In the church of San Biagio Martire valuable works are preserved, such as a painting by Cavalier d'Arpino, a holy water stoup formed by a Romanesque capital and a fresco of the Virgin and Child (12th century; Giotto's school). Two silver busts of the patron (S.Biagio) and promotor (S.Rocco) are located in the Collegiate Church of S. Pietro. The lower part of the city, that of the Baths, is characterized by the presence of the Fonte di Bonifacio VIII and the Anticolana one, in which the "Fiuggi" mineral waters are collected, famous for their therapeutic properties (they were also prescribed to Pope Bonifacio VIII who immediately benefited from it and from Michelangelo to appease the "stone sickness" he suffered from). (source: https://www.ciociariaturismo.it/it/la-ciociaria/i-91-comuni/tutti91comuni/109-fiuggi.html)

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Anagni is located on a hill in the Latina valley, in the province of Frosinone 65 kilometers away from Rome. Also known as the "city of slap", Anagni was defined by the German historian Gregorovius "one of the most beautiful terraces in Europe". The foundation of the city dates back to around 3,000 years ago, by populations from Asia Minor and Greece. It is located on a spur of the Ernici Mountains, a strategic position that has allowed it to assume a role of cultural, religious and strategic center of particular importance. The city is embellished with some of the most beautiful medieval architectural complexes in Italy such as the Cathedral, built between 1071 and 1105, whose frescoed crypt is called the "Sistine Chapel of the Middle Ages". The center consists of elegant and austere buildings, bell towers and squares with sober architecture, which at each step evoke some of the most important events in the history of Italy. Papal Palace of Boniface VIII theater of important historical events, such as the famous "slap" and the Cathedral, one of the most remarkable Romanesque monuments in Lazio, the characteristic Barnekow house, of the '300. Four popes who were born in Anagni, also called "City of the Popes": Pope Boniface VIII, Pope Innocent III, Pope Gregory IX, Pope Alexander IV. (source: https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anagni)

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Veroli is one of the richest towns in Ciociaria in history, culture and art. Hernica city with the name of Verulae, later a Roman municipality, had great importance in the Middle Ages as a bishopric. With ups and downs, Veroli was always linked to the Church, even if in 1798 he actively participated in the Jacobin republican movement. There are many monuments that attest to its importance. Of the pre-Roman city there are remains of polygonal walls that surround the Rocca di San Leucio and the forum, the 4th century AD walkway, dates back to Roman times. and the Fasti Verulan (1st century AD), a rare calendar with the commemoration of some events in Roman history. The well-preserved Borgo S. Croce, which is accessed from the door of the same name with the nearby fourteenth-century palace, belongs to the medieval period. Its churches also have medieval origins. Sant’Erasmo is a Romanesque church built on a previous Benedictine monastery, of which it maintains the facade and bell tower; inside, the canvas by Sebastiano Conca (1747) recalls the meeting that took place here between Barbarossa and Pope Alexander III to agree on the Peace of Constance. We stayed in the Monastery of Sant'Erasmo, a sixth century Benedictine monastery finely restored into a widespread hotel. The monks' cells become rooms and the ancient refectory, a restaurant room. Welcomed with our bikes with availability and courtesy (santerasmoveroli.it).

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Veroli is one of the richest towns in Ciociaria in history, culture and art. Hernica city with the name of Verulae, later a Roman municipality, had great importance in the Middle Ages as a bishopric. With ups and downs, Veroli was always linked to the Church, even if in 1798 he actively participated in the Jacobin republican movement. There are many monuments that attest to its importance. Of the pre-Roman city there are remains of polygonal walls that surround the Rocca di San Leucio and the forum, the 4th century AD walkway, dates back to Roman times. and the Fasti Verulan (1st century AD), a rare calendar with the commemoration of some events in Roman history. The well-preserved Borgo S. Croce, which is accessed from the door of the same name with the nearby fourteenth-century palace, belongs to the medieval period. Its churches also have medieval origins. Sant’Erasmo is a Romanesque church built on a previous Benedictine monastery, of which it maintains the facade and bell tower; inside, the canvas by Sebastiano Conca (1747) recalls the meeting that took place here between Barbarossa and Pope Alexander III to agree on the Peace of Constance. We stayed in the Monastery of Sant'Erasmo, a sixth century Benedictine monastery finely restored into a widespread hotel. The monks' cells become rooms and the ancient refectory, a restaurant room. Welcomed with our bikes with availability and courtesy (https://www.santerasmoveroli.it).

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