Narni (Ancient Narnia)

Narni (Narnia in Latin) is an Italian town of 19169 inhabitants in the province of Terni in Umbria. According to recent unofficial studies, the geographical center of Italy falls within its territory.
A medieval city with many historical and artistic testimonies, in addition to the vestiges of its glorious past, Narni holds a secret that reveals its truest soul, hidden among the shadows of its bowels. The fable of Narnia is not only fantasy. This enchanting and enchanted place also exists in reality and today, like centuries ago, it maintains the mysterious charm of the medieval era that has marked its history more than the others.
Walking through the streets and alleys, one has the impression that a hidden ferment moves beneath the feet, that the medieval walls hold secrets hidden in ancient times ... These suggestions will have inspired the writer C.S. Lewis for his novel "The Chronicles of Narnia", of which the Disney film of the same name was then produced. And here appear on the screen the castles that rise on the adjacent hills, the luxuriant Umbrian landscapes and the medieval settings, which Narni still preserves.
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Narni (Narnia in Latin) is an Italian town of 19 169 inhabitants in the province of Terni in Umbria. According to recent unofficial studies, the geographical center of Italy falls within its territory. In addition to the vestiges of its glorious medieval past, Narni contains a secret that reveals its truest soul, hidden among the shadows of its bowels. The fable of Narnia is not only fantasy. This enchanting and enchanted place also exists in reality and today, like centuries ago, it maintains the mysterious charm of the medieval era that has marked its history more than the others.
Walking through the streets and alleys, one has the impression that a hidden ferment moves beneath the feet, that the medieval walls hold secrets hidden in ancient times ... These suggestions will have inspired the writer C.S. Lewis for his novel "The Chronicles of Narnia", of which the Disney film of the same name was then produced.
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