Territorial Abbey of Mont-Cassin
Territorial Abbey of Mont-Cassin, Territorial abbey in Italy
The Territorial Abbey of Mont-Cassin is an influential Benedictine monastery.
Established by Saint Benedict of Nursia in 529 AD, it is the birthplace of Western monasticism.
It holds an extensive library and has historical significance in preserving European culture.
It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, drawing many visitors for its religious and cultural importance.
The abbey was completely destroyed during the Battle of Monte Cassino in 1944, followed by its reconstruction.
Population: 18
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The Territorial Abbey of Mont-Cassin is an influential Benedictine monastery.
Montecassino Abbey is a Benedictine monastery located on the summit of Montecassino, in Lazio, Italy.
The Cathedral of Monte Cassino, known as a significant landmark with religious importance.
The Polish Cemetery at Monte Cassino is a resting place for thousands of Polish soldiers.
