The Church of San Francesco in the Newspaper
The imposing and menacing silhouette of the Gothic church of San Francesco is so strongly associated with the Newspaper that it is impossible to imagine a view of the city without its profile. The Church of San Francesco has deservedly won the right to be a symbol of the city and one of its most attractive attractions.
The Diocesan Museum in the Newspaper
The Diocesan Museum, which is not too advertised, but deserves attention, is located in the historical center of Gaeta, on the outskirts of the Monti Aurunci Natural Park. An ancient mansion belonging to the famous Catholic theologian of the Dominican Order, Tommaso de Vio, is reserved for his collection.
Monte Orlando Nature Park in the Newspaper
For lovers of romance, fans of outdoor activities and lovers of antiquities, the Italian town of Gaeta has prepared a wonderful gift — the protected natural park of Monte Orlando. It occupies a vast territory of almost 90 hectares on the cape of the same name, which belongs to the famous Odyssey coast.
The Temple of Santissima Trinita in Gaeta
The Catholic church of Santissima Trinita della Montagna Spaccata (which means “Holy Trinity on the Split Mountain”) is located on the rocky cliff of Mount Orlando in the Italian town of Gaeta. The place where the church was built has an unusual aura associated with unexplained natural phenomena.
The Church of Santissima Annunziata
The Church of Santissima Annunziata (the Most Holy Annunciation) is considered the main center of Catholic pilgrimage in Gaeta. Its foundation dates back to 1321, as evidenced by two surviving tablets, and the consecration took place in 1354.