The acropolis of Ferentino is a vast area of quadrilateral shape (140 x 95 meters) whose slopes are fortified and shaped by imposing masonry.
The wall is built with two different techniques: a base in large blocks of limestone with directly overlying walls of travertine.
This dates the structure back to two different eras - a very old period (Pelasgian, Poligonale) and a Roman.
On the acropolis there is the cathedral of Saints John and Paul, and the Bishop’s Palace with adjoining garden and seminary.
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