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Video / Interesting / Monti Lucretili | Ruins of the Convent of San Nicola from Palombara Sabina | Ruins of Castiglione

Monti Lucretili | Ruins of the Convent of San Nicola from Palombara Sabina | Ruins of Castiglione

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#fidenetrekking #abruzzotrekking1962 #montagna #montagne #mountain #mountains #mount #roma #romacapitale #ruderidicastiglione #rudericonventosannicola #palombarasabina #grottadelghiavaccio #eremodelghiavaccio #montilucretili #castiglione #montegennaro #rifugiomontegennaro The Castiglione castle village (Castrum Castillionis) is a castle dating back to the Early Middle Ages built on the western slope of Monte Le Carbonere, at an altitude of 468 m a.s.l., opposite the inhabited center of Palombara Sabina, within the Monti Lucretili park, in the province of Rome. The construction dates back to a period of the Early Middle Ages between 870 and 920 AD; the first certain news dates back to 1276, in a document that mentions the castle as property of Rainaldo di Palombara, whose sons ceded it to Deodato da Cretone.
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