캄포알레 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

The climb along the paved Way of the Cross, which is mostly car-free, takes you steadily uphill. From here you can already enjoy great views of the surrounding hills and wind turbines that dominate the panorama. Once you reach the top, you will be greeted by the imposing ruins of the 11th century castle. A real highlight is the active church of SS. Maria del Alto, which is integrated directly into the old walls. It is a fascinating interplay of history and living faith. The view from above is definitely worth the trip - the vastness of the landscape below you, the small villages in the distance and the gentle breeze make the visit perfect for a break with a view. The old ruin has retained some of its charm over the centuries, and the walk around the castle can be easily captured on camera.

Where is it

The "Funtanazza" is a medieval water reservoir. It was waterproofed with a mixture of earthenware, pesto and mortar.

Two ancient cisterns have been dug in the middle of the forest, in the midst of many piles of stones like the remains of old houses.

Easily accessible via a fortified steep road, normally closed to cars, as the Way of the Cross. Above, the panorama is breathtaking. On and in the old walls of the fort is the very active church SS. Maria del Alto. The castle is from the 11th century, but until the 15th century. modernized several times.