
Stone alleys and mountain silence. The light glides over the ancient houses and opens onto the landscapes of the Comino Valley, bordering the Abruzzo, Lazio, and Molise National Park.
In the local dialect the town is called Sande Renate;
in neighboring countries Sandënàtë.
A municipality in the province of Frosinone, within the Abruzzo, Lazio and Molise National Park, and one of the main passages from the Lazio side to the Abruzzo side via the Forca d'Acero pass.
The origins are linked to Cominium, a Samnite outpost destroyed in 293 BC by Roman armies. The first sanctuary dedicated to San Donato dates back to 304 AD; the territory was then governed by the Lombards, and the first document recording the toponym dates back to 778 AD.
In 2004, the Italian Touring Club awarded the town the Orange Flag for its compact and well-preserved urban layout, the historic and cultural itineraries in the center, and the care taken over its greenery and street furniture.
Each of the two takes half a day to walk, starting from the front door of your house. Along the way, signs tell you what you're looking at.
Porta a Greco
Plague Spuort'
Colle Square
Spuort' of the Origins
Sanctuary of San Donato
Medieval Tower of the Counts of Aquino
Arch of San Donato
Cathedral
Quadrari Palace
Annunziata Street
Wide Lake
Belfiore Street
Flood Spuort'
Carlo Coletti Square
Spuort' by Fra Tommaso
San Bernardino Stone
Major Street
Convent
November IV Square
Villa Grancassa
Liberty Square
Bourbon Mines of King Ferdinand
German Rock
Forca d'Acero Pass
San Fedele Fountain and Megalithic Walls
House of the Fascist Party
Stories from the Civil War
House of Cesidio Perruzza
Mazzola Workshop
Sanctuary of San Donato
Medieval Tower of the Counts of Aquino
English Tower
Set of the film Carmen
Essex Road
Air raid shelters
Gentile Inn
Residence of the Levi family
Rectory
Duomo Street
Hotel Gaudiello
Old Town Hall
Major Street
Shoah
Museum of the 20th Century and the Shoah
Vincenzo Piselli's House
Liberty Square
Giuseppe Coletti's House
School building
Cellucci Palace
November IV Square
Sipari Palace - Massa
Tenenbaum Family Residence
Residence of Geltrude and Osvald Adler
Tempesta Palace
Carlo Coletti Square
It is also called the Scandal Stone, and is one of the historic sites in the center.
The alley below retains its original wooden beams: the atmosphere is that of six centuries ago.
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