The mysterious caves of Santarcangelo di RomagnaSantarcangelo di Romagna, whose oldest known name was Pagus Acerbolis,82 was said to be located, then as today, on a hill dedicated to Jupiter, which is full of caves and underground rooms that have been dug into the tuff (volcanic ash).
That hill, known today, is still traversed by over one hundred and fifty caves and underground tunnels that branch out on three levels in all directions, no one is able to give a valid explanation about what they were used for.
Many believe that these caves are still a mystery and they are right because they were also in ancient times.
Let's take a closer look.
In ancient times that place arose as an actual fortress of control and access where all those who wanted to cross the Rubicon met on Via Emilia to
