Under the groundThe Pozzo d'Antullo sinkhole at Collepardo
A viewing visit to a karst sinkhole about 60 metres deep and roughly 300 metres wide, formed when the roof of a cave collapsed.
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In the old stones
In the old stonesCollepardo 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 Collepardo itself. The place is signposted from there — we point at the town because that is the position we hold, and we would rather say so than pretend to a pin we have not checked.
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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Under the groundA viewing visit to a karst sinkhole about 60 metres deep and roughly 300 metres wide, formed when the roof of a cave collapsed.
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On the trailA guided visit to a Carthusian monastery founded in 1204 above Collepardo.
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With your handsA course held at Collepardo every year since 1991 and open to everyone.
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On the trailA 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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In the old stonesMegalithic walls above Arpino, and a corbelled pointed arch cut through them that has no equal anywhere else in the Mediterranean.
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In the old stonesPolygonal blocks fitted without mortar, standing in the middle of the old town, and a gate whose single lintel stone weighs about as much as a locomotive.
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In the old stonesA Carrara marble figure on the old rock of San Pietro, raised in 1964 to the women of this valley who were assaulted here at the end of the war.
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In the old stonesA Baroque cathedral at Albano Laziale, from the eighteenth century.
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See the dayChecked 2026-08-23 · it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ponte_dei_Santi
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