marks the border between the regions Lazio and Campania. Climate Because of its valley location, Cassino is often foggy in the winter, with chilly rainfall. Summers are generally quite warm and humid. Main sights Abbey of Monte Cassino Founded by St. Benedict in 529, the Abbey of Monte Cassino is one of the most famous monasteries in the world and is the source of the Benedictine Order. It has been destroyed four times in its millennial history, the last time in 1944 by Allied bombing. It has been rebuilt "Com'era, dov'era" ("How it was, where it was") after the war, and reconsecrated by Pope Paul VI in 1964. Archaeological sites Casinum Roman city Roman theatre: still used in the summer for events, shows and concerts. Roman amphitheatre Part of the historical Via Latina Mausoleum of Ummidia Quadratilla Rocca Janula: a castle overlooking the city, which was one of Abbey's historical strongholds. Recently restored, it is not visitable. War Cemeteries Cassino War Cemetery German War Cemetery Polish Cemetery Natural areas Villa Comunale: it is the main public park in the town. Baden Powell Park: second public park, that host the main non profit associations and clubs in the town. Varronian Thermal Baths: thermal area located where there used to be Marcus Terentius Varro's villa. Museums Historiale: Second World War multimedial museum, created by Carlo Rambaldi. National Archaeological Museum "G.Carrettoni" CAMUSAC: museum of contemporary art. Economy Cassino's economy is based on industry and tertiary. The Fiat Chrysler Plant and its satellite firms employs a significant part of the population. As a consequence, the economy is strongly influenced by the automotive sector's trends, as experienced from the recent crisis. In Cassino there is also an SKF plant and several paper mills and marble factories. The weekly market that occur every Sunday, is also an attraction of people from the surrounding municipalities. Cassino is also home to a Courthouse. Education Cassino hosts the University of Cassino with the faculties of Economics, Law, Languages and Physical Education located in the Campus and the faculties of Engineering and Literature located in the city centre. Cassino also hosts branches of the Sapienza University of Rome and the University of Rome Tor Vergata for the degrees in Physiotherapy and Nursing. University of Cassino and Southern Lazio with a score of 66.8 points is ranked #1711 among the world's best universities by cwur.org. Transport Being in a crossroads among