イブレアの洞窟・トップ14

マニャーノのRicettoは、Serra Morenicaの尾根にある、時間が止まったかのような12世紀の要塞化された村です🏰。より有名なカンドロのRicettoとは異なり、ここはより親密で、野生的で、本物の雰囲気を保っています🌿。 石畳の狭い通りや古い石造りの家々を散策すると、ほとんど魔法のような静寂に包まれます🤫。一番の見どころは、今日でも訪問者を中世に直接引き込む入り口の塔門です🛡️。

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medieval ricetti are warehouses / granaries that can also be used for defensive purposes

Less famous than Candelo, not too far away, but nice in its own small way.

Nestled in the rolling hills of Morena Ovest, the village of San Martino enchants visitors with its ancient charm and evocative atmosphere. Its history has its roots in the distant 11th century, when the construction of the majestic Torre-porta maggiore marked the beginning of the settlement. It was a fortified village, surrounded by mighty walls and moats that guaranteed its defense. The walls, made with pebbles arranged in a herringbone pattern and reinforced by megaliths still visible on the north side, testify to the construction skill of the time. Along the perimeter of the walls, there were at least six tower-gates, smaller in size than the main tower, which allowed access to the village. The village of San Martino was long linked to the powerful family of the Counts of San Martino, who exercised control over it for centuries. Their presence is evidenced by numerous historic buildings, including the castle, now in ruins, which dominated the village from above.

We go back in time

Passage made during Erratico Gravel

Passage made during Erratico Gravel