Collepardo

Collepardo

A day out in Collepardo

A sinkhole the size of a stadium, a charterhouse, and the herb lore of the Ernici.

7 days outthe nearest is a 1 h 30 drive from Rome

The Pozzo d'Antullo is a collapsed cavern open to the sky, wide enough to hold a village, with stalactites hanging over the rim and vegetation growing in the bottom. It is the sort of thing you look into rather than at.

Trisulti, up the road, is a Carthusian charterhouse with a frescoed pharmacy the monks used to run, and the mountains behind are where the herb knowledge in this valley comes from.

With your hands

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On the trail

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Collepardo On the trail

The herbal and karst museum at Collepardo

A natural history museum on the upper floors of the town hall at Collepardo, given over to herbal medicine, karst geology, caving and biodiversity, with a specialist reference l…

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Under the ground

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In the old stones

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Collepardo In the old stones

The bridge of Santi

A bridge at Collepardo.

Free — nothing to pay

Just turn up — open air, any hour

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Getting there

Getting there, the comfortable way

How to get there

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