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A BEAUTIFUL EYE IN THE ROCK

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TEMPLE SET IN A CAVE...BEAUTIFUL

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unmissable place for visitors to the Genga-Frasassi area

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For those who arrive at the Foro degli Occhiali and want to further explore the surrounding environment or enter the hole, it is possible to do so with the via ferrata. Obviously, you need mountaineering, climbing or advanced hiking experience. I also recommend the use of a harness, helmet and suitable shoes. Remember that what you go down you have to go back up or vice versa. There is also the possibility of doing a circular tour. Prepare yourself with maps or guides.. departure from Pierosara, Rosenga, Vallemania or Gola di Frasassi

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A natural window overlooking the Frasassi gorge. At the right times you can admire special plays of light. For the bravest, you can enter the hole, making a small descent with the utmost attention. Obviously recommended only to hikers with climbing, mountaineering or via ferrata experience. There are cables and/or ropes. The descent into the hole is slippery, some rocks are crumbly, and remember what you go down you should go back up!

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Well preserved! A few years ago they were even renovating some parts. Well-kept garden and grounds. Behind the hermitage there are geological formations due to erosion in the sandstone rock. There is a well hidden in a kind of cave. I would say everything to explore. Suitable for everyone, even children.

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An absolute must if you are visiting the region. It can also be easily combined with the Frasassi Caves. The temple set into the rock is really something impressive. The ticket costs 6 euros. The path to the temple offers a beautiful view of the valley and numerous places to sit allow people who are not good at walking to visit the temple. There are even sanitary facilities at the top. The temple is unspectacular inside, but its location is all the more impressive.

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An absolute must if you are visiting the region. It can also be easily combined with the Frasassi Caves. The temple set into the rock is truly something impressive. The ticket costs 6 euros. The path to the temple offers a beautiful view of the valley and numerous places to sit allow people who are not good at walking to visit the temple. There are even sanitary facilities at the top. The temple is unspectacular inside, but its location is all the more impressive.

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An absolute must if you are visiting the region. It can also be easily combined with the Frasassi Caves. The temple set into the rock is truly something impressive. The ticket costs 6 euros. The path to the temple offers a beautiful view of the valley and numerous places to sit allow people who are not good at walking to visit the temple. There are even sanitary facilities at the top. The temple is unspectacular inside, but its location is all the more impressive.

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The Valadier temple is closed for renovation works until the end of May 2024. It cannot therefore be visited or reached.

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The Valadier temple is closed for renovation works until the end of May 2024. It cannot therefore be visited or reached.

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A jewel set in the rock, suggestive, if you are in the area it is worth a visit. the climb is 1 km only on foot (no bikes) dogs and strollers are allowed (even if it's a little difficult I think) There are very few places in the area but 3 km before there is the Frassassi cave car park with free bus every about an hour. Clear information

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Not easy to find but worth finding this place. A place of silence and inspiration, if you are in this area you should not miss it.

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Beautiful walking route! Superb vistas. At the top 360°! Good walking shoes required.

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Interesting place to explore and discover. The old monastery of the brothers in the white robes is located in a protected area and can only be reached by a 1500 meter walk. The monks first lived in rock caves and built a church with permanent buildings around 1500. The facility exudes calm and serves as a place of power

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The church was built in 1828 based on a design by the architect Giuseppe Valadier. The church has an octagonal plan. The roof dome is covered with lead plates. The church was built into a cave and is made of blocks of travertine quarried in the Frasassi Caves. A marble statue of the Madonna and Child from the workshop of Antonio Canova used to be venerated in the church. Today the statue is exhibited in the Museum of Sacred Art of Genga and a copy has been placed in the church. In the same grotto is also the hermitage of Santa Maria Infra Saxa.

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Surely the most famous caves in Italy, marvelous, immense in size, stalactites of over 20m, organs of stalagmites, absolutely deserve a detour.

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For the Foro degli Occhialoni I started from San Vittore di Genga, after the tower bridge turning left (there are signs) and following path 139, but I recommend starting from Pierosara near the church and taking the 117 because it is shorter. From San Vittore it is all uphill in zigzags until you reach the crossroads with path 117 which goes right to Pierosara and left to the eyeglass hole and southern cave (straight along the eagle path and Frasassi peak), everything is well signposted so it's hard to get lost. From here continue along the side of Mount Frasassi, after about 1km you will arrive at the crossroads that goes up to the right for the "Grotta del Mezzogiorno" (a little hidden) which I recommend doing, if you continue straight on "clinging" between rocks and trees you will reach the destination . Beautiful!!! But be careful not to look out too much because below there is more than 100m of emptiness!!!! For the more experienced you can continue but you need to be equipped with carabiners, so don't try it!!! Back on the same road

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Nice single track to get to the hermitage of the White Friars Also accessible on foot

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Mindblowing, TO VISIT, incredible https://www.frasassi.com/ The Frasassi caves are underground karst caves located in the territory of the municipality of Genga. The complex is made up of a huge series of underground rooms of which the first, which can be easily visited by the public, is the Ancona Abyss, a huge cavity that has an extension of 180 x 120 m and a height of 200 m; it is so large (over two million m³ of volume) that the Duomo of Milan could easily be contained within it. https://it.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grotte_di_Frasassi The Frasassi Caves are a karst cave system in the municipality of Genga, Italy, in the province of Ancona, Marche. They are among the most famous show caves in Italy. MUST visit them at least once in your life. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frasassi_Caves

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