Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

A hill near Capua where it’s believed Samnite warriors once gathered to strategize. The area is now covered with olive groves and scattered ruins, marking its historical significance. It symbolizes Capua’s complex relationship with the Samnites and serves as a reminder of past conflicts and alliances. The hill is a favored spot for locals to enjoy panoramic views of the city and surrounding plains.

Overlooking lush green olive groves and crumbling stone ruins under a bright, azure sky, with rolling hills in the distance and the city of Capua visible below.