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Amaseno wheelchair accessible tours, is located in the Amaseno Valley, between the Ausoni and the Lepini mountains.

All around the mountains rise, from 546 meters of Mount Rotondo up to 1090 meters of Mount delle Fate.

It stands in the center of a beautiful valley, just 112 meters above sea level, crossed by the stream of the same name which determines favorable conditions for agriculture and livestock farming.

The origins date back to the VIII century AD and until 1872 it was called St Lorenzo.

From the Annales Ceccanenses we find that in the XII century Amaseno was a fiefdom of the Counts of Ceccano, then passing to the Colonna Family in 1420, who maintained ownership, despite various events, until 1816 when the fiefdoms were abolished.

It has been famous since ancient times for the numerous sources of drinking water that flow in its territory.

The best known are the Donchei Spring, whose waters have diuretic properties and the Schiavoni Spring due to the curious phenomenon of intermittent water flow.

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What to visit in Amaseno?

First of all, the Church of St Maria Assunta consecrated in 1177, it is one of the first examples of the Gothic-Burgundian style introduced by the Cistercians in southern Latium.

What makes it unique is the presence of the ampoule with the blood of St Lawrence which melts every year on the occasion of the holiday (10 August).

It is also possible to admire an evocative artistic nativity scene in the Church of the Annunziata.

This nativity scene is created every year from scratch by the nativity scene boys, with simple materials that reconstruct the local panoramas and can be visited all year round.

In addition to architectural beauty and interesting legends, Amaseno is one of the most active centers when it comes to buffalo mozzarella.

Here, in fact, the I love Bufala festival is held in the last weekend of July.

The event is entirely dedicated to buffalo mozzarella and its derivatives: milk, mozzarella, ricotta, cheeses and buffalo meat.

During the days of the festival it is possible to visit the dairies and farms in the area, witness the stages of processing of buffalo products, learn about the behind the scenes of our world and obviously taste the dairy delicacies in the places where they are made.

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