How to Get to Claudio's Tunnels in Avezzano by Bus or Train?

Directions to Claudio's Tunnels (Avezzano) with public transportation

The following transit lines have routes that pass near Claudio's Tunnels

  • BusBus: COTRAL.

How to get to Claudio's Tunnels by bus?

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Bus stops near Claudio's Tunnels in Avezzano

  • Avezzano | Post Office, 14 min walk,

Bus lines to Claudio's Tunnels in Avezzano

  • COTRAL, Contigliano | Piazza Eroi,
  • COTRAL, Avezzano Railway Station,
Questions & Answers

  • What are the closest stations to Claudio's Tunnels?

    The closest stations to Claudio's Tunnels are:

    • Avezzano | Post Office stop is 1076 meters away, 14 min walk.

  • Which bus line stops near Claudio's Tunnels?

    COTRAL (Avezzano Railway Station Piazza Matteotti‎→Contigliano | Piazza Eroi)

  • What’s the nearest bus station to Claudio's Tunnels in Avezzano?

    The nearest bus station to Claudio's Tunnels in Avezzano is Avezzano | Post Office. It’s a 14 min walk away.

  • What time is the first train to Claudio's Tunnels in Avezzano?

    The R is the first train that goes to Claudio's Tunnels in Avezzano. It stops nearby at 5:44 AM.

  • What time is the last train to Claudio's Tunnels in Avezzano?

    The R is the last train that goes to Claudio's Tunnels in Avezzano. It stops nearby at 6:56 PM.

  • What time is the first bus to Claudio's Tunnels in Avezzano?

    The COTRAL is the first bus that goes to Claudio's Tunnels in Avezzano. It stops nearby at 5:47 AM.

  • What time is the last bus to Claudio's Tunnels in Avezzano?

    The COTRAL is the last bus that goes to Claudio's Tunnels in Avezzano. It stops nearby at 10:14 PM.

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Claudio's Tunnels, Avezzano
Claudio's Tunnels, AvezzanoThe Tunnels of Claudius (Italian: Cunicoli di Claudio) consist principally of a 6 km-long tunnel (or emissary) together with several monumental service tunnels which Roman Emperor Claudius had built by 52 AD to partially drain the Fucine Lake in Abruzzo, protecting riparian villages from floods and creating agricultural land. It was a massive engineering project involving 30,000 workmen and slaves who completed it in just 11 years, and considered among the grandest in antiquity. It was the longest tunnel ever built until the inauguration of the Fréjus Rail Tunnel in 1871. The lake water flowed under Mount Salviano and emptied into the Liri River beneath the present town of Capistrello. Without regular maintenance the emissary often became clogged, and the lake returned to its original size with regular flooding. It was only in 1854 when Alessandro Torlonia renovated the tunnels mostly following the Roman ones that knowledge of the Roman tunnel was increased whilst also causing the destruction of its superficial features. Original Roman features can be seen in opus reticulatum in the entrance and exit areas. In 1902 the "Tunnels of Claudius" (including the many service tunnels) were included among Italian national monuments; the tunnel area represents a site of archaeological and speleological interest, provided with a park inaugurated in 1977 with the purpose of protecting and exploiting the whole system.
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Bus lines with stations closest to Claudio's Tunnels in Avezzano