Top 11 Caves 몬테 콤파트리 주변

입장료가 있으며 개장 시간이 있습니다. 입장료는 3유로이며 정확한 주소는 다음과 같습니다: Via Aurelio Saffi, 96 - 00041 Albano Laziale RM

이 저수지는 제2 근위대의 건축가들이 주둔지와 주변 거주지에 필요한 물 공급을 보장하기 위해 건설했습니다. 10,000m³의 식수를 저장할 수 있었습니다. 하지만 이들의 중요성은 이것뿐만이 아니라, 오늘날에도 완벽하게 작동하며 알바노 호수 기슭의 수원에서 물을 공급받는 로마 시대의 수로에 의해 급수된다는 점입니다.

The small iron door framed by the peperino architrave goes almost unnoticed but if it is found open it allows access to the entrance tunnel of this work of hydraulic engineering from the Roman era. The emissary of Lake Albano was presumably excavated at the beginning of the 4th century BC to regulate the level of the lake and, both for the technical difficulties encountered in the excavation and resolved with limited means and for the functionality that remained intact until the 1960s of the last century, it can be considered one of the most important hydraulic testimonies of our past. Some historical sources also speak of the emissary: Titus Livius links its construction to the final results of the war between Rome and Veii.

Mysterious Caves of Palazzolo, a short distance from Rocca di Papa and Albano, with a balcony view of Lake Castel Gandolfo. Close to a medieval convent, these cavities were used as stone mines in the Roman and medieval periods but some scholars hypothesize that they also functioned as prisons in unspecified periods. The frequenting of the area by brigand gangs in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries is documented by reliable historical sources. In recent times, however, these mirrors have apparently hosted satanic masses and other similar rites.

The cisterns, the work of Septimius Severus, had the function of providing water for the Second Parthian legion. On some occasions it is possible to visit them, it is necessary to contact the Civic Museum of Albano.

spectacular single track .... but beware of people walking around

A unique monument of its kind in this area. To visit. It is not easy to get there by bike, but there are no difficulties on foot

the Caves can be visited all year round, along a path that runs along the upper part of Lake Albano. The path is traveled by many people on mountain bikes and on foot. Taking the path of the Devil keeping the path to the right, then straight. Unfortunately, beyond the caves the collapse of a wall no longer allows, as years before, to take the route of the lakes, one is forced to go back.