It is now possible to become an honorary citizen of Frasassi, signed by the mayor of Genga.
A personalized certificate of honorary citizenship of Frasassi
Thanks to the Genga municipality, the Frasassi Caves Consortium has launched a Tourist Passport signed by the mayor of Genga. The passport proposes an itinerary of five unmissable stages that reveal the area’s artistic, cultural and environmental heritage, and will be available to every visitor to the Frasassi Caves. Stamping the document at each site allows the visitor to receive his personalized certificate of honorary citizenship of Frasassi at the Info Point located in the car park ticket office.
“The Tourist Passport was created to promote our art and culture”
Together with the Tourist Passport, each visitor will receive a detailed map of the area with information about the attractions on this fascinating historical, natural and artistic heritage site. "The Tourist Passport was created to promote the art and culture of the area in a single shared project revolving around the Frasassi Caves and the most prestigious sites in Genga,- said Genga’s mayor Marco Filipponi. -The idea of creating honorary citizens of Frasassi with real certificates of citizenship and Tourist Passports allows us to personally involve visitors, and make them feel part of our territory.” 
The passport is presented in a handmade paper casket
Each Frasassi Tourist Passport will be signed personally by the mayor Marco Filipponi, and handed to visitors in a handmade paper casket from the Cartiera Manualis of Fabriano, together with a filigree representing the Temple of Valadier which is a symbol of Frasassi. A little gift will also be offered to children. These are the stops visitors have to make to obtain the Tourist Passport: the Frasassi Caves, the Hermitage of Santa Maria Infra Saxa and the Madonna di Frasassi Sanctuary. The Abbey of San Vittore delle Chiuse, the Castle of Genga. Pierosara, and the Fortress of Pierosara.
