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How much are vacation packages to Canale Monterano?
Starting from as low as $872, hotel and flight packages are an excellent way to make your vacation budget stretch further. Canale Monterano, here you come!
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Can I save money on my Canale Monterano car rental if I combine it with my hotel or flight?
With a Canale Monterano vacation package, you can bundle your car, flight and hotel bookings and save a ton. If you can't wait to see the best of this fantastic part of the world, why not check out Ponte Vecchio? This famous sight is 120 mi from Canale Monterano. With a rental car, you'll be there in the blink of an eye.
Which airport is best for Canale Monterano?
One option is Fiumicino - Leonardo da Vinci Intl. Airport (FCO). From here, you'll need to travel north for roughly 25 mi to reach the heart of Canale Monterano. Another convenient choice is Ciampino Airport (CIA), which is 35 mi away from central Canale Monterano.
What is there to do in Canale Monterano?
Snap up the excellent photo-ops at Rovine Canale Monterano, one of the most well-known attractions in Canale Monterano. There's plenty more to discover in this exciting destination, so make sure you have enough time to explore some lesser-known gems.
Where should I stay when visiting Canale Monterano?
If you're searching for a place to base yourself, check out the Vacation home Rimbaudo in Manziana/Canale Monterano - 6 persons, 3 bedrooms. It's the top pick for many travelers.

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La tagliata etrusca per Caere detta "Il Cavone" a Monterano
La tagliata etrusca per Caere detta "Il Cavone" a Monterano
I resti della Mola della Cava o "Ceccarelli"
Set up in 1988, the Monterano Nature Reserve protects one of the most representative and unspoilt areas of the "Tuscia Romana" between the Tolfa and Sabatini mountains (covered by another protected area).
Wooded hills, volcanic gorges with typical vegetation and rare ferns, meadows and pastures with their typical plants and animals, crossed by a river, the Mignone, designated as one of the Sites of Community Importance representing the natural heritage of the entire European Union as part of the Nature 2000 Network.
The protected area includes the remains of the fascinating "dead city" of Monterano, abandoned in the early nineteenth century, on a spur of tuff between Tolfa mountains and Lake Bracciano. Is no accident that the area has hosted the set for famous films set in the past, of Ben-Hur (1959) with Charlton Heston in the cricket Marquis (1981) with Alberto Sordi.
The "dead" city of Monterano with its stately mansion, aqueduct soaring on audacious arches, splendid lion fountain by Bernini, San Bonaventura monastery and other more humble dwellings often built on earlier Etruscan remains is not just of great historical and archaeological interest, but also highly evocative. Thanks to the Reserve, this extraordinarily rich cultural heritage is currently undergoing conservative restoration to combat the inexorable degradation of time.

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