민투르노 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Located on the Monte D'Oro hill, the Scauri Tower was built to control the city and protect it from pirates who invaded the region from the Mediterranean. The tower was built in the 16th century and is part of a whole defensive system. Nothing remains of the other towers, except for a few walls.

At the end of the street lies this magical place. It is a Roman port that is perhaps 2000 years old, but only two walls remain in the water. These were probably renovated in 1930. You can sunbathe on a small beach.

An important and flourishing center needed a sufficient water supply, which was ensured by the aqueduct. A surprising amount of it has been preserved. https://www.viviminturnoscauri.it/luoghi/acquedotto-vespasiano/

The Allied troops had advanced from the south to push back the German Wehrmacht. The advance came to a halt at the Garigliano River, and a costly battle raged in January 1944. Over 2,000 fallen soldiers were buried here. It is a very impressive complex! https://www.liberationroute.com/pois/1511/minturno-war-cemetry

Unfortunately the bridge is closed, so pedestrians have to cross the car bridge.

Surrounded by the greenery of the Gianola Park in Formia, there is an enchanting natural inlet. Once used as a fishpond in Roman times, the area was then transformed into a picturesque marina. This site, now part of a protected area, offers visitors the chance to explore the historic remains of the maritime villa of Mamurra, testimony to the region's rich Roman past.

The Real Ferdinando bridge is an architectural work on the Garigliano river in Minturno, which has separated the Campania region from Lazio since 1927. It was named in honor of Ferdinand II of the Two Sicilies.

Remains of a Roman aqueduct in fair condition.