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Prata Di Principato Ultra

Liberty Square, Avellino – Serra Climb loop from Prata-Pratola

Prata Di Principato Ultra

Liberty Square, Avellino – Serra Climb loop from Prata-Pratola

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Liberty Square, Avellino – Serra Climb loop from Prata-Pratola

03:21

59.6km

1,180m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: April 19, 2026

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1.18 km

Prata di Principato Ultra

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Town located at more than 300 meters above sea level on the banks of the Sabato river. Its position is strategic and allows you to have a view of the routes between Naples and Puglia and between Benevento and Salerno.

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3.99 km

Pianodardine-Arcella Industrial Area

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It is the industrial area of Avellino, dusty and busy, nothing special except that it is the only almost flat straight road in the area. I generally use it to warm up before the climbs

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Church of the Most Holy Rosary (Chiesa del Santissimo Rosario), Avellino

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It was built in 1942, in honor of the Church of the Annuntita previously located in Piazza Libertà and dating back to the 16th century, designed by the architect Domenicantonio Mazzei, and dedicated to the Madonna del Rosario. The church is in neo-Gothic style, with three naves with a single central portal at the top of a low, slightly splayed staircase. On the lunette there is a mosaic with a gold background depicting the Virgin of the Rosary. Inside, various circular windows are placed along the side aisles and depict the various mysteries of the Rosary. On both sides of the entrance are two stained glass windows: one depicting a Pietà and the other depicting the baptism of Christ in the Jordan. The central rose window is a stained glass window with the Annunciation. In the deep apse there are four roundels with stained glass windows of the four evangelists.
It overlooks Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, and is governed by the Dominican fathers, who reside in the adjacent convent. Inside, various valuable works and stained glass windows, restored.

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