Cribs of Italy.Melfi, page 2

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Cribs of Italy.Melfi sent on October 10, 2017 (19:03) by Jancuia. 76 comments, 1736 views.

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IL REGNO DI FEDERICO II Se siete appassionati di storia e giungete in Basilicata, non potete andare via prima di aver visto Melfi, roccaforte di Federico II di Svevia, sovrano illuminato e misterioso. È da Melfi che l'imperatore promulga nel 1231 le “Costituzioni melfitane”, norme che per la prima volta riconoscevano alle donne diritti sconosciuti all'epoca ed è nei boschi intorno a Melfi che il sovrano amava cacciare con il falcone. Ma Melfi non è solo storia, a due passi dal paese potete trascorrere una giornata di relax nei prati che circondano i laghi di Monticchio, due bellissimi specchi d'acqua di origine vulcanica; è sulle montagne della zona che nasce l'Aglianico del Vulture, vino DOC annoverato tra i più grandi vini rossi d'Italia TRE BUONI MOTIVI PER VISITARE MELFI 1. LA FIGURA DI FEDERICO II Se visitate Melfi non potete non vedere il castello, imponente struttura di origine normanna (fine XI secolo) che al suo interno ospita il Museo Archeologico Nazionale del Melfese che custodisce preziosi reperti del VII-III secolo a.C. oltre allo splendido Sarcofago di Rapolla, opera della seconda metà del II secolo, proveniente dall'Asia Minore. 2. I LAGHI DI MONTICCHIO A pochi chilometri da Melfi trovate i laghi di Monticchio, due specchi d'acqua di origine vulcanica che si stendono ai piedi del monte Vulture, i cui boschi ospitano la Acanthobrahmaeaeuropaea, splendida falena che vive solo in questi luoghi. Sulle placide acque del lato si staglia l'abbazia di San Michele, che oggi ospita il museo di Storia Naturale del Vulture. 3. L' AGLIANICO DEL VULTURE Questi luoghi sono la patria del celebre Aglianico del Vulture, annoverato tra i più grandi vini rossi d'Italia. Questo vino, il cui vitigno cresce sulle pendici e nella valle del vulcano spento del Vulture, ha un colore rubino che tende al granato con riflessi aranciati con l'età. All'olfatto risultano riconoscibili profumi di mora e prugna selvatica, note di viola e di fragole di bosco, a cui il tempo apporta sentori di liquirizia, cioccolato fondente, pepe nero. In bocca l'Aglianico del Vulture risulta complesso, moderatamente tannico e fresco, con una gradazione alcolica tra i 12,5° e i

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Jancuia

sent on October 10, 2017 (20:42) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Stefania so many thanks :-P
Hello
Jancuia

Jancuia

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Thank you Paolo
Hello

Jancuia

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Thank you so many thanks :-P
A greeting, jancuia

Jancuia

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Well, the beautiful south is healthy and quiet
Thank you frank
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Gazebo

sent on October 10, 2017 (20:51) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

:-) :-P: -o Ciao Gaz.

Piergiovanni Pierantozzi

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Beautiful framing, quiet Melfi :-)

Jancuia

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Thanks Gaz
Bserata

Jancuia

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Thank you Piergiovanni
Good evening
Jancuia

Tore Evangelista

sent on October 10, 2017 (21:01) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Beautiful photo.bel pdr.interesting the caption ..
Hi Tore.

Jancuia

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Thanks Tore
Hello

Emmegiu

sent on October 10, 2017 (22:26) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

How beautiful our lands are, our severity that our bitter land is administered so badly, there is no country in the world with all our riches. Here I am, before I die, I would like to have some glass of that Aglianico del Vulture, which for me, which I drink only red wine, would be the best, even if I would now have a cup of good health for Jancuia, but I am happy a red-haired Cannonau. Thanks to your friend Jancuia for his pictures and stories. A salutone soon.

Rosario Cafiso

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nice shot and exhaustive caption compliment Jancuia ;-) Hello Rosario :-P

Jancuia

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You're a poet
Thank you so much
Good evening
Jancuia

Jancuia

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Thank you Rosary
Bserata
Jancuia

Claudio Sciarra

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Delightful landscape.

Jancuia

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Thank you Claudio
Good evening

Renzo Fermo

sent on October 11, 2017 (9:35) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Beautiful image of the beautiful town and its hills, thanks to the beautiful caption :-)
Hi, Renzo

Jancuia

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Thanks to you for the sensitivity '
Hello

Simokashi

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Beautiful scenery, soft colors enhance the picture. Bravo Jancuia, congratulations! Hello. Simone.

Jancuia

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Good day Simone
thank you

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