The historic center of Sant’Apollinare is filled with aromas and flavours thanks to the eno-gastronomic stands, artisan markets and throughout the evening you can taste traditional dishes accompanied by live music. Three different groups perform at three different points in the town. A different way to greet the end of Read more…
Saltarello is life. It is a dance of life, of liberation, of challenge. Saltarello contains a world of messages, proposals, waste, gambling, outburst, union and jealousy. Saltarello is an ancient dance. They danced almost always outdoors, on the farmyards, after intense working days in the harvest, in the wheat harvest Read more…
The patron of the festival is celebrated on July 23 with a great event and a great fair.
In August, in the location of Selvalonga, is the festival in honour of the potato gnocchi served with the traditional sheep’s gravy.
The Gustav Line was built by the Germans to fight the Allies landed at Salerno and on their way to Rome after the armistice signed in Brindisi with the Italians on 11 September 1943. The Allies thinking to encircle the Germans landed at Salerno and Anzio, but the Germans barricaded Read more…
The church arose from a precise reconstruction after World War II. The Church had paintings of the sixteenth, eighteenth and nineteenth centuries and a little is remembered in the Basilica of Montecassino. Together with the Abbot of Monte Cassino, in 1946 the church returned to life. The structure has red Read more…
The village of Sant’Apollinare is situated on a small hill not far from the Liri River and appears now completely refurbished after its trials in WW2. The name originates from a medieval church built by the Benedictines in the area called Albianus and whose documentation can be found in the Read more…
