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The "Oak of Pierluigi da Palestrina" is a monumental downy oak located in the Cannuccete Valley, in the Prenestini Mountains, not far from Palestrina. This centuries-old tree, over 20 meters tall and with a circumference of over six meters, is considered one of the oldest and most impressive trees in Lazio. It is estimated to be between 500 and 700 years old. According to local tradition, the famous musician Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina loved to go to the foot of this oak tree to find inspiration and moments of reflection. Legend has it that the composer meditated and perhaps composed some of his works in the shade of this tree, although these details are not confirmed by historical sources.

This monumental oak is thought to be at least 500 years old, stands 22 meters tall and has a circumference of approximately six metres. Legend has it that the great sixteenth-century musician Pierluigi da Palestrina went to these woods to draw inspiration for his compositions. It is visible by moving slightly north from the path that runs through the Valle delle Cannuccette.

explanatory signs that explain the birth of the place

938 meters high, it is the third of the three "Colli Albani" that made up the Internal Caldera of the Ancient Latium Volcano, together with the Maschio delle Faete and Monte Cavo: The Viasta over the entire ex-caldera and the underlying Campi d'Annibale is excellent ; moving a little downhill, you can enjoy a broad panorama towards Tusculum and the other heights towards Rocca Priora which, with the Artemisio Mountains behind it, formed the External Caldera, and then further on, towards the countryside east of Rome and the Prenestini Mountains.

in this source the Madonna appeared on several occasions to a woman

Here, from 2010 to 2017, several times, the Madonna seems to have appeared to a 62-year-old retired Mrs. Angela Bartoli, and therefore during those years many people went to visit this source, and many converted. The Lady then died in early 2019, and the apparitions have not occurred since then

Inserted in the Municipality of Montecompatri, from this hill (770 meters high) the view sweeps from R.Priora, with the Prenestini Mountains behind it, to the Pratoni del Vivaro and the other peaks of the external caldera of the ancient Lazio volcano (Artemisio, Maschio d 'Ariano), from Monte Cavo al Mare and all over Rome, especially the eastern part, with the Lucretili Mountains in the background ...