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Near Veroli, along the road that connects Frosinone to Sora, and in the immediate vicinity of the Amaseno River, stands the imposing Casamari Abbey.

It is one of the greatest examples of Gothic Cistercian architecture that has remained intact to this day.

Originally founded by Benedictine monks in the XI century, at the beginning of the XIII century, the Abbey passed to the Cistercian monastic order.

This modernized and expanded the structure, and today we can see it in all its majesty and elegance that distinguishes it.

The area where the Casamari Abbey complex now stands was inhabited as early as the IX century by the Volsci and the Ernici.

In the IV century, however, it was the land of the Samnites, who subsequently ceded it to the Romans.

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Touring Casamari Abbey

The renovation works of Casamari Abbey were entrusted to a Masonry Guild.

Whose skilled stonemasons left some distinctive symbols of their company carved in various corners of the Abbey, later taken up also by the Masonic associations that arose during the XVIII century in Ciociaria.

The latter, in fact, in addition to collecting the cultural esoteric heritage of the Templars, are linked, even more, to the medieval Masonry Guilds.

Some of the aforementioned emblems are visible inside the Abbey.

In the rooms of the Abbey complex there are other interesting places not to be missed, starting with the prestigious Library which preserves 70,000 volumes of great value and historical-cultural and religious relevance.

A true sanctuary of wisdom and a treasure chest of scribe art among the most important in Latium and beyond.

Finally, for gourmets and lovers of food and wine genuineness and authenticity, a stop at the shop selling products made naturally by Trappist Friars cannot be missed.

You can buy liqueurs, sweets, extra virgin olive oil, natural remedies, bee products, jams and cosmetics.

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