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Monte Raparo
Foto: Fuoco Fatuo, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons
Parks and nature reservesFree admission

San Chirico Raparo (Potenza)

Monte Raparo

Monte Raparo rises near San Chirico Raparo and gives its name to the village and its abbey. On its slopes rise two sulphurous springs, Santa Quaranta and Cortignano, once used to treat skin diseases and rheumatism.

  • Opening hoursAlways accessible.
  • AdmissionFree admission
  • WhereMonte Raparo, San Chirico Raparo (PZ)
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What to see

  • The woods of beech, chestnut, English oak and Turkey oak, such as that of Sella del Titolo.
  • The Trigella stream, which disappears in autumn and reappears in spring, a karst phenomenon.
  • The abbey of Sant’Angelo, on the slope of the mountain.

Useful information

The position shown on the map is that of the summit, taken from Wikipedia. Access is free; for hikes it is best to check routes and weather conditions first.

Also visit the Abbey of Sant’Angelo al Monte Raparo and the Church of Saints Peter and Paul. Discover more places in San Chirico Raparo.

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