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Val di Comino the Romantic Road

Comquering the "Lombard Sword"

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Among castles, towers and TCI Orange Flag villages

An evocative tourist route recalling the history of the ancient Comino Area through the deeds of knights, ladies, sumptuous feasts and battles in the attempt to conquer the Lombard Sword.

You will follow the old medieval roads in a romantic tour leading you to Lombard origin places such as castles, towers and medieval villages like Alvito, San Donato Val di Comino, a Touring Club’s Orange Flag village, till the Vicalvi Castle which overlooks the entire Valley. During the tour medieval entertainment with actors who will recount the deeds of the Lombard Sword...

TOUR 3 Days - 2 Night

Città visitate:

• ALVITO and the Court Theatre of the Gallio
• SAN DONATO VAL DI COMINO, a village awarded the Orange Flag by the Italian Touring Club
• The Lombard Castle of VICALVI
• ATINA and the Saminte warrior
• POSTA FIBRENO LAKE, Regional Natural Reserve
• CASALATTICO, the History Museum of Rural Craft and Milling

Exclusivity:

• Welcome cocktail at the hotel
• Typical Ciociaria menus based on local products
• Medieval entertainment with actors who will recount the deeds of the Lombard Sword
• A copy for each couple of “The Lombard Sword”, a historical novel published by Psiche e Aurora
• Souvenir group photo for each couple, customized with the •
• Travel Agency logo
• Ciociaria tourist brochures

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