Rating
4.1/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Philippi Colombo (2 years ago)
Trail of difficult access, without any support for tourists.. but the view and the ruins make up for this negative point..
Trail of difficult access, without any support for tourists.. but the view and the ruins make up for this negative point..
Mia Metzler (2 years ago)
Most places are closed with gates and access is prohibited. The visit is not worth it.
Most places are closed with gates and access is prohibited. The visit is not worth it.
Federico Melella (2 years ago)
A magical place, rich in history, home to a medieval family that gave its name to the town below. It should be valued much more, starting with cleanliness, and cultural itineraries should be created to make it a point of attraction.
A magical place, rich in history, home to a medieval family that gave its name to the town below. It should be valued much more, starting with cleanliness, and cultural itineraries should be created to make it a point of attraction.
Christopher Radke (3 years ago)
Fun hike! Definitely choose your own adventure...
Fun hike! Definitely choose your own adventure...
Lui Pet (4 years ago)
Poorly signposted, dirty and poorly enjoyable place in every respect. First of all, the path to get there is not very easy, because the earth is all dug up by wild animals and there is no indication of the correct path to follow if you don't know the area. If, on the other hand, one chooses to take the paved road for a healthy walk in nature, it is dotted with a series of rubbish dumps along the way which are anything but good for health and eyesight (if the intention is to admire the view). Luckily it wants to be a path suitable for (almost) everyone, and instead every time I go there I find only signs of incivility on the part of private individuals and inertia on the part of those who are responsible for maintaining, supervising, cleaning.
Poorly signposted, dirty and poorly enjoyable place in every respect. First of all, the path to get there is not very easy, because the earth is all dug up by wild animals and there is no indication of the correct path to follow if you don't know the area. If, on the other hand, one chooses to take the paved road for a healthy walk in nature, it is dotted with a series of rubbish dumps along the way which are anything but good for health and eyesight (if the intention is to admire the view). Luckily it wants to be a path suitable for (almost) everyone, and instead every time I go there I find only signs of incivility on the part of private individuals and inertia on the part of those who are responsible for maintaining, supervising, cleaning.
