8의 발라타가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Worth the detour, truly unique and impressive

Less than a kilometer from the town center, along the provincial road, you can easily see the path that leads to Pietra di Punta. At the end of the path there is a small waterfall, active depending on the flood of the stream. Parking along the road.

The road that connects Sant'Angelo dei Lombardi to Bisaccia is not very busy but the asphalt is not exactly the best. Numerous wind turbines along the way.

The town was once called Morra Irpina, but was renamed in 1934 in honor of Francesco de Sanctis, an Italian intellectual and author of the famous work "History of Italian literature" (1870). De Sanctis was born here in 1817.

A natural source of sulfite. You can do a lap here. Below are mummified wild boar carcasses. They ate here and then died. The fumes will mummify them.

Residence of the city founder

phenomenon of sulphurous origin found in the Ansanto Valley, about 4 km from the town of Rocca San Felice. a place of extraordinary scenic beauty and incredible natural strength due to the continuous bubbling of the waters and the strong gaseous exhalations that come from the cracks in the ground. Recent scientific studies have certified that Mefite represents the non-volcanic phenomenon with the highest concentration of carbon dioxide ever measured in the world.