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Minturno Wheelchair Accessible Tours

Visiting Minturno wheelchair accessible tours, is a journey back in time immersed in a fascinating natural environment.

Almost on the border with Campania, Minturno is located on a hill overlooking the two hamlets of Scauri and Marina di Minturno.

The ancient village of Minturno is a magnificent panoramic balcony whose view extends over the Tyrrhenian Sea in front.

In addition to being one of the best-known seaside resorts in Southern Latium, it offers interesting ideas for a historical and environmental visit.

Minturno is identified with an ancient center of the Ausoni, belonging to the Pentapoli Aurunca.

The Aurunco ​​people were defeated in 314 BC during the Second Samnite War, the Romans completely destroyed the cities of the Pentapolis.

Minturni was refounded as a Roman colony in 295 BC, later the remaining inhabitants built the new center called Traetto on the hill near Minturnae.

From 1876 it resumed its original name.

There are many fascinating places to visit, belonging to other historical periods and immersed in true natural paradises.

In Scauri there is the XIV century Torre dei Molini, while along the routes in the Protected Area of ​​Gianola and Monte di Scauri you can admire the remains of the Ausone city of Pirae and the Roman Villa of the consul Marco Emilio Scauro.

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Touring Minturno

Among the things to see in the historic center of Minturno wheelchair accessible tours, we must certainly mention the ancient walls that surround the ancient village.

The Church of St Francesco built by the Caetani family around 1363 and containing a fresco of the Madonna delle Grazie, protector of the city of Minturno.

The Church of the Madonna della Libera and the Church St Peter, the City's Cathedral, are among the most characteristic of the city and preserves one of the most beautiful pulpits in Italy.

The baronial Castle of Minturno dates back to around the IX century, various illustrious people lived in this building in the city of Minturno, one of these was St Thomas Aquinas ( 1272 ) and Bishop Leone.

Certainly not to be missed is the Minturna Archaeological Area and remains from the Roman era dating back to the I century AD.

Inside there is the Roman Theatre, a part of the ancient Appian Way, remains of the Republican Forum and the Capitolium, the ancient market.

Also an old imposing Roman Aqueduct which was once more than 11km long and finally towards the voice of the Garigliano river is home to the Temple of the nymph Marica.

Whether it's a soup, a seafood risotto, cheeses, buffalo mozzarella or freselle, you certainly cannot leave Minturno without having tasted the gastronomic specialties of the sea or land!

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