The church of San Giovanni Battista is located near the baronial palace of Lenola, the fortress of the town, and the first records date back to 1299. The church was rebuilt many times over the centuries and has a defined style. Inside there are two altars, and an important fresco Read more…
On a summit of the Ausoni Mountains near the town of Lenola, in an environment characterized by ‘karst phenomena’, are the ruins of the medieval fortified village of Acquaviva surrounded by greenery. Today little remains of the castle and the whole area is part of a natural monument inside the Read more…
The Ambrifi ruins are located on a hill between the villages of Lenola and Pastena. The “castrum de Ambrise” included defensive walls, a small castle, a couple of churches and many houses for farmers, shepherds, and especially for the garrison. The first document that mentions it dates back to 1072. Read more…
The Baronial Palace of Lenola is from the medieval era and today only the tower survives, which is private property.
Lenola is located in the Ausoni Mountains a few kilometers from the coast, and it seems that its name comes from “Enula Campana”, a plant seen in the town’s coat of arms. Of ancient origins, from 400 BC it was conquered by the Romans and given to Gens Emilia. At Read more…
