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The charterhouse is immersed in pristine nature. A good stop, even just to refill your water supply at the fountain in front of the charterhouse. On both the Veroli and Collepardo sides, there are many paved roads and trails, some of which are technical, for exploring the Ernici mountains.

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The solitary tree on Lake Canterno is a testament to the lake's karst and mysterious nature. Its fame stems from the fact that, due to the lake's unstable water level, this small tree is periodically submerged and then resurfaces during times of drought, resulting in much-photographed imagery and becoming a symbol of the "ghost" lake.

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Beautiful place

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The last Carthusian died a few years ago and now the charterhouse is just a monument to visit, but it is still worth it. The church, also beautiful, is still consecrated.

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beautiful lake, very pretty for resting and for riding

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The tree of peace, in addition to representing the desire for a better world, is located in one of the most panoramic places on Lake Canterno.

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Lake Canterno is the heart of the Nature Reserve which takes its name from it.

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Both the provincial road that passes alongside it and the dirt roads that surround it on the opposite side are very beautiful.

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This majestic Charterhouse is located in the municipality of Collepardo. It was founded in 1204 at the behest of Pope Innocent III. For several centuries it was inhabited by the Carthusians, who in the mid-twentieth century gave way to the Cistercians. Inside there is a library of immense beauty with about 25,000 volumes of great value and the Pharmacy where the monks produced medicines and liqueurs.

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A beautiful village in Ciociaria, located between Monti Ernici and Monti Lepini. It was called 'Olympus of Ciociaria'. It is known for having been the place of imprisonment of Pope Celestine V after his resignation from the papal throne.

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It rises to 594m on the Ernici Mountains. At the top of the village there is the ancient acropolis. Famous is the Monastery of Sant'Erasmo, now transformed into a hotel.

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It is the largest karst lake in Lazio. Bagna Ferentino, Fumone, Fiuggi and Trivigliano. It has a maximum depth of 25m. It is surrounded by oak, Turkey oak and deciduous woods and allows visitors to admire the gray heron, the purple heron and the moorhen.

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A place with a unique atmosphere, you will be truly fascinated.

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Of karst origin, Lake Canterno laps the municipalities of Ferentino, Fiuggi, Fumone and Trevigliano and is also called the "ghost lake" for its peculiarity of filling up and emptying itself when the Pertuso sinkhole becomes obstructed or not with debris.

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Located in Collepardo, it has been recognized as a national monument and inside it houses a fantastic 18th century pharmacy.

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Stunning monastery complex surrounded by greenery, which can be reached from Veroli or Collepardo, but the differences in height are significant, especially as soon as you leave the Certosa towards Veroli.

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wonderful view

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Two dogs living there in a house with an open gate bit my dog, be careful.

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Canterno Fiuggi lake

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Due to its position and proximity to the boundary of the ancient state of the Church, Fumone, from which the valleys of the Cosa and Sacco dominate, was placed by the papacy as a sentinel against Saracen and Norman incursions. It seems that its name derives from the fact that it was the reporting center for any enemies in sight, by lighting fires on a special tower: a thesis that is reflected in the popular saying "Si Fumo fumat..Tota Campania tremat .. . ". Fumone enters history in the Middle Ages (9th century), but the legend traces its origins to King Tarquinius the Superb who, after the expulsion from Rome, seems to have found refuge here (5th century BC). Over the centuries it was papal dominion and its fortress was also used as a prison. His most illustrious prisoner was Pope Celestine V, the Pope of the "great refusal", locked up in the fortress by Boniface VIII, where he died in 1296 in mysterious circumstances. At the end of the century XVII the Marquises Longhi, to whom the fortress was received, restored and transformed it, creating a magnificent complex called "Villa Longhi" with the adjoining "hanging garden", a real marvel: its avenues alternate with ancient plants, flower beds and archaeological finds. (source: https://www.ciociariaturismo.it/it/la-ciociaria/i-91-comuni/tutti91comuni/113-fumone.html)

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