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Duomo di San Pietro – Crocheted Trees loop from Fondi
01:18
5.02km
20m
Hiking
Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.
Last updated: June 24, 2026
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114 m
Duomo di San Pietro
Highlight • Religious Site
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Roman Baths and Ruins of San Rocco Church
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The baths remained hidden from 1503, the year of the foundation of the Church of San Rocco and only came back to light in 1964 when the rubble of the aforementioned church was removed, destroyed in 1944 by an aerial bombing during the war, and of which only a few remain. ruins.
Due to the narrowness of the site, it is not yet clear whether the plant belonged to a public spa (balneum) or to a private villa, however, from the size of the rooms and the fact that the marbles found during the excavation were all of excellent quality. and coming from private quarries, it is believed that the complex belonged to an important imperial villa.
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Crocheted Trees
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Baronial Castle and Vittorio Emanuele II Avenue
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Baronial Castle of Fondi
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Its construction coincides with the restructuring of the city walls, by Roffredo III Caetani, who wanted to make it the center of his lordship. Together with the fortress was also built the family palace, the Baronial Palace, which was connected to the castle by a bridge (now replaced by a wooden one).
The structure represents one of the rare examples of a fortress built on the plain and with its 31.54 meters high it is visible throughout the plain.
The lighthouse tower of the IV-III century. BC, born as a funeral monument, it was later elevated to an observation tower and finally adapted as a defense work and also as a prison. It is formed by a cubic bastion of about 14m per side and 20m high surmounted by a cylindrical part of 13m. The resulting structure, called male, rises up to 33 m. Next to it stands the mighty bulk of the Caetani fortress with its two corner towers, characterized by the edging with the "lead-holes", which allowed the defenders to be protected even when they were forced to throw vertically any type of projectile or instrument of offense against the assailants.
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Parking
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
2.76 km
1.77 km
402 m
< 100 m
< 100 m
Surfaces
4.08 km
830 m
< 100 m
< 100 m
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