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Valesio, a Messapian center, then Greek and subsequently Roman, developed near the "Infocaciucci" navigable canal, which was navigable at the time. The city walls, built between the 6th and 3rd centuries BC, were more than 3 km long and more than 4 m high and enclosed a Messapian urban centre. Currently you can freely visit some structures referable to a Roman thermal plant built at the beginning of the 4th century near the "mutatio" (changing of horses) station located on the Via Traiano-Calabra.

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The Bosco Preti is a small woodland of approximately 2 hectares of cork oaks. A 1995 study reports that the forest had an area of 15.69 hectares.

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Monteruga village, a completely abandoned ghost village

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Farm and now abandoned village where you can breathe the past and the peasant life of not many decades ago. To be crossed in strict silence. (maxrampichino)

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Focara lights up because a painting of Sant'Antonio abate was found in the cave under the church, the church was built at the end of the 1800s by a family out of devotion to Sant'Antonio da Padova in memory of their son who died prematurely. the area is full of rock caves of Basilian and then Franciscan friars. In San Pancrazio, focarottes have always been lit in honor of Sant'Antonio Abate.

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If you go to visit Monteruga I recommend you explore the dirt roads that surround it which being red lands are beautiful and full of descents and climbs

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It is accessible to all

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The church is recent and not of particular interest but the surrounding area is mystical. It is dedicated to Sant'Antonio da Padova but curiously on the day of Sant'Antonio Abate, January 17, the focara lights up.

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