Collepardo is a comune in the Province of Frosinone in the Italian region Lazio, located about 70 kilometres east of Rome and about 15 kilometres north of Frosinone. Continue reading... From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
Landmark Attractions In Collepardo
1. Grotte di CollepardoCollepardo The Pastena Caves are a karst cave system located in the municipality of Pastena, in the province of Frosinone, Lazio. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
Collepardo Videos
Certosa di Trisulti, Trisulti Monastery, Holy Place Near Rome!
One of my favorite places on Earth: the Certosa di Trisulti, monastery near Rome in the region called Ciociaria. The video shows the monastery and the stunning ancient pharmacy.
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Capitoline Hill Complex - Rome, Italy 2012
The Capitol Hill area in Rome has a concentration of major sights in a commanding location over the city. Sound Track: Waltz For a Shadow by Booyuko. Available for CC licensing at: Licensed under CC-BY-SA 3.0 campidoglio_05.mp4
FILETTINO
E' uno dei più piccoli comuni della Provincia di Frosinone, situato ad un'altitudine di 1075 metri, alle sorgenti del fiume Aniene, con alle spalle il massiccio del Monte Viglio (circa 2200 metri) ed i campi di sci di Campo Staffi (circa 2000 metri). Esso costituisce uno dei comprensori montani e naturalistici più interessanti dell'intera Regione Lazio, assieme a Trevi nel Lazio ed agli Altipiani di Arcinazzo. Probabilmente Filettino fu fondata nel VI° secolo dalle popolazioni del basso Lazio in fuga dalle invasioni barbariche...
The Meanas visiting Ciociaria, looking at the view of the Abbey of Trisulti
The Meanas visiting Ciociaria with Paolo from drivinguide.com, looking at the view of the Abbey of Trisulti, which they just visited, after having had coffee and Amaretti in Fiuggi and having played golf a little bit in Fiuggi's golf club, the second oldest in Italy, founded in 1928. They are now on their way to Cesare's restaurant for a great meal and later they will visit Fumone.
GERMANY: Monastery 'Stift Börstel' [HD]
The former Cistercian monastery Stift Börstel is secludedly located in a forest on the northern edge of the district of Osnabrück, West Germany.
In three historic buildings of the former convent, founded in 1246, a modern conference place was created.