On the trailFossanova Abbey
The Cistercian abbey where Thomas Aquinas died in 1274, with its Gothic church and cloister.
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On the trailAn abbey reads differently with someone pointing at it: why the columns come in pairs, why there is no colour anywhere, and which room Thomas Aquinas died in on the road to a council he never reached.
The abbey can also be walked into for nothing on any day: the guide is for people who want the building explained rather than looked at.
Priverno at its real position from Rome, with everywhere else we list behind it — so you can see how far out this one is.
Open it where the roads are
Takes you to Priverno — the town, not the meeting point. Ask them where exactly to turn up; the number is on this page.
Getting there
The day stays yours: you leave when you want, stop where you want, and come back when the light goes.
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On the trailThe Cistercian abbey where Thomas Aquinas died in 1274, with its Gothic church and cloister.
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On the trailMuseum in the historic Palazzo Antonelli on the main square of Priverno, with over a thousand objects from the Roman colony of Privernum: mosaics, statues, portraits, inscriptio…
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On the trailMuseum in the abbey village of Fossanova, part of the PrivernoMUSEI system, with medieval architectural sculpture: pillars, capitals and architraves from the Cistercian complex.
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On the trailOpen-air archaeological park on the plain of the Amaseno, on the site of the Roman colony of Privernum: city walls, domus and the urban fabric of a town that stayed alive in the…
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On the trail6.8 km and 691 metres of climbing, with a guide and never more than ten of you.
€49 per person
Books on Nature of Sal — Salvatore Benintende
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On the trailSnowshoes, poles and a guide are included: you turn up and walk onto the snow.
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On the trailClip into a harness and cross the trees: from age four there is a course to do.
€5 per person
Books on ViviAvventura
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On the trailTen kilometres, 550 metres of climb, graded E+: the badlands below Civita.
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