Montecassino Abbey Gaeta and Terracina Private Day Tour from Rome Lunch

Montecassino Abbey Gaeta and Terracina Private Day Tour from Rome Lunch

This tour is for "outside" the usual touristic areas. The Abbey of Montecassino is one of the most famous Abbeys in the world. In 529 Saint Benedict chose this mountain to build his monastery. In February the Abbey 1944 a bombardment almost flatted it. According to a legend, the temple of Jerusalem has been found to cause three deep cracks in the rock of today. On the top of this promontory stands the Sanctuary of the SS. Trinity. At the left side of the church, linked to other stories and relevant personalities, linked to other stories and relevant personalities.

The temple, or Roman sanctuary, above Terracina dates back to the fourth century BC. The complex is large and spectacularly-situated, dominating the shoreline and sea. The sanctuary has been assumed to have been dedicated to Jupiter, although Venus has been another suggestion.

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Stop At: Abbazia di Montecassino, Via Montecassino, 03043, Cassino Italy

The Abbey of Montecassino is one of the most famous Abbeys in the world. In 529 Saint Benedict chose this mountain to build a monastery that would host him and those monks following him. Within the centuries the Abbey has met its magnificence and destruction many times, and has always been like out of its ruins stronger. In 577 Langobards destroyed it, then Saracens in 887. In 1349 a violent earthquake occurred and in February 1944 a bombardment almost flatted it.

Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: Santuario della Santissima Trinita - Della Montagna Spaccata, Via Santissima Trinita' 3, 04024 Gaeta Italy

According to a legend, the temple of Jerusalem has been found to cause three deep cracks in the rock of today. On the top of this promontory stands the Sanctuary of the SS. Trinity. At the left side of the church, linked to other stories and relevant personalities, linked to other stories and relevant personalities.

Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: Tempio di Giove Anxur, Piazzale Loffredo, Terracina Italy

The temple, or Roman sanctuary, above Terracina BC, though, much of the development of the first and second centuries BC. The complex is large and spectacularly-situated, dominating the shoreline and sea. The sanctuary has been assumed to have been dedicated to Jupiter, although Venus has been another suggestion.

Monte Sant'Angelo, 227m high, is the end of the Monti Ausoni mountain range. The large complex consisted of several buildings constructed over several centuries. The main temple would have dominated the skyline, sitting on a large platform above the arcaded substructure and accessed up twelve steps. Behind this building in colonnaded portico ran along the cliffs. At a short distance to smaller temple had its own leveled rocky base, while other features included an 'oracle's cave', cisterns and military headquarters. A huge wall with nine towers protects the headland.

Duration: 1 hour