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The remains of a large Cistercian church wanted by Frederick II and never finished, at Agnone Bagni, near the sea.
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The remains of a large Cistercian church wanted by Frederick II and never finished, at Agnone Bagni, near the sea.
Augusta's Baroque church tied to the Arciconfraternita dei Bianchi, with a façade attributed to Juvarra.
Augusta's mother church in piazza Duomo, rebuilt after the earthquake of 1693, with a nave and two aisles.
A cave sanctuary near Brucoli that tradition traces to the first Christians, found again by a herdsman.
Augusta's seventeenth-century entrance, with griffins, the crown of Charles II and the arms of the viceroy Benavides.
Queen Juana's fifteenth-century fortress at the mouth of Brucoli's canal-harbour, with the lighthouse.
Frederick II's fortress at the northern end of the island of Augusta, built between 1232 and 1242.
Augusta's old salt pans, now a protected wetland where flamingos, avocets and black-winged stilts stop.
An early Christian catacomb studied by Paolo Orsi in the Mulinello valley, beside Bronze Age tombs.
The remains of the Greek colony founded in 728 BC near Augusta, with one of the oldest known agoras.
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