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Herb84 Says: Here's a pic of the house of my grandmothers sister. My guess is that the house was build around the year 1700..In the background you see my uncles olive fields.. Its really nice to take a quiet long walk through the fields while the sun is setting.. :)
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Herb84 Says: Here were inside the castle.. theres is no entrance fee or anything.. you can walk around as you like..
Herb84 Says: This is the local market in Sora where you can find almost anything! People living in the smaller towns in the mountains come down to Sora to sell all kinds of fruit and vegetables, wine and food.. clothes.. lots of different things..
Il Castello di Sora - The fortification
Herb84 Says: On the mountain of san casto is the castello di sora. A little medieval castle with a stunning view over the valley! To get there you trek for about an hour up the mountain on an old roman path.. It doesn't cost any money to get there, and there are no souvenir-selling...
Hotel Valentino: Hotel Valentino - ***
Herb84 Says: The Valentino Hotel Restaurant is situated in Sora (an hour from Rome).The Valentino Hotel is near the National Park of Abruzzo, 15 minutes from Casamari, 35 from Montecassino and it’s accessible easily by train and it’s only for 30 km from the freeway. It’s ideal for...
Herb84 Says: There's a bus from Roma Anagnina to Sora. It takes about 2 hours to Sora.Roma Anagnina is one of the big bus stations.. Metro linea A goes from Termini to Anagnina.. And from Anagnina to Sora you go by bus P0004.. it leaves once every hour or so.. The bus ends at the...
Pakistaniguy Says: Sora is a town near Frosinone. It is has got small highways and it is also connected to two motorways; A1 and A9 (or A4, i am missing up a bit) There is not much traffic here but the roads are small that it takes some time to get out of the town. The traffic signals are long...
Herb84 Says: Like almost every italian town, Sora has got a river!
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I really love Sora! It's the place where my italian dad grew up. It is a really charming, very italian town. If you want to really feel the Italian culture, go to Sora! It is situated in a beautiful...
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