산 포티토 울트라‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪7‬개의 천연기념물

First certified via ferrata in Campania. Excellently equipped, it is not to be underestimated. Divided into 3 sections of the route based on difficulty (blue/red/black). It is very important to plan the itinerary, even if it is short, using the signs located at the base of the via ferrata, in order to avoid facing sections of difficulty that are unsuitable for your abilities. First certified via ferrata in Campania. Excellently equipped, it is not to be underestimated. Divided into 3 sections of the route based on difficulty (blue/red/black). It is very important to plan the itinerary, even if it is short, using the signs located at the base of the via ferrata, in order to avoid facing sections of difficulty that are unsuitable for your abilities.

As a patron saint, this hermitage has a name that is on everyone's lips, but probably only a few people will know the person behind it: the feast day of Saint Silvestro is on December 31st. He lived at the end of the third and beginning of the fourth century and was bishop of Rome when Emperor Constantine - later generations gave him the nickname "the Great" - recognized Christianity as a religion with the so-called "Edict of Tolerance" of Milan, and thus - at least temporarily - the period of bloody persecution of Christians ended.

An exceptional construction adjacent to a rock, which makes this hermitage unique.

going down towards Aiello after the turning for the Materdomini wood c.da, on the right, there is a descent that leads to a functioning fountain.

Incredible valley after Volturara where there is a legend about a three-headed dragon

This enchanting place preserves a very suggestive legend: in the Middle Ages in the village of Volturara, in correspondence with the current "dragon's mouth" it seems that a dragon with three heads and one eye housed a dragon, guarding a treasure. When the Visigoths arrived in the village they made a macabre discovery, namely that the inhabitants of Volturara were periodically obliged to pay human blood by sacrificing victims. The story has it that Jesus, a handsome young man, tall as giants, with his sword, would have killed the evil dragon which would have sunk into the earth creating the infamous "mouth of the dragon". In more scientific terms it is a karst sinkhole, a sort of precipice that opens on the slopes of Monte Costa, formed after the earthquake of 1456, capable of holding about nine hundred liters of water and which constitutes the focal point of the "Bocca del Dragone ”from which the underground hydrographic network begins.

In the Santo Sossio hamlet, we find the majestic ruins of the Church of the Holy Body and Blood of Jesus Christ, which once housed paintings by Guarino. Its construction dates back to 1550 on commission of the priest Viola from the Guanni district. Finally, the majestic lime tree probably 200 years old catches the eye