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SAN GEMINI
Beautiful and charming Italian burgh, San Gemini is surrounded by an enchanting countryside, charged with art, history, and culture. A visitor would say that San Gemini is characterized by its medieval look and was founded by the Romans, and called it Casvetum.
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GEOLAB
Geolab (science museum)
Explore the geology of the region and all the interesting things the earth hides trough games and machines
There are three laboratories, all of them accessible to students (upon reservation) passionate about geography, mineralogy, and paleontology .
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CARSULAE
If you are in San Gemini, you will not leave before visiting the Roman ruins of Carsulae, one of the most important archaeological site in Italy.
Most historians fix the town's official founding to about 300 BC. Carsulae's growth into a major town only took place, however, with the building of the ancient Roman road, the via Flaminia, in 220-219-BC. Carsulae probably originated as a mansio, a rest stop and watering place for travelers, traders and soldiers.
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PARCO SAN GEMINI
This park is located on a 380 m. (1280 ft.) hill, just North of the town of San Gemini, and covers 17 acres of pines and wild forest.
From there, it is possible to admire a spectacular panorama over viewing the Terni region. The development of the park started in 1889, along with the production of the SANGEMINI mineral water, and was located near by the springs of SANGEMINI and FABIA water.
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DUNAROBBA
The Dunarobba fossil forest, near Terni, consists of trees that belong to a family of conifers like the sequoia which used to grow in this part of Italy 1.5 million years ago.
Discovered in 1987, this particular forest is unique in that the trees lay in an upright position and retain their woody structure. They do not lay horizontally and have not turned to stone as in the case in other fossil forests.
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