ヴァッロ・ディ・ネラの天然記念物・トップ5

40m の登りと下りは少し過小評価されています。標高差は 120m ですが、ゆっくり歩き、それほど暑くない天気であれば、体力に自信がない人でも可能です。

brilliant light, great view, a bit thirsty.

Access to the park costs €3 (worth the stay)

Sources of the Clitunno were, in Roman times, considered sacred springs, places of worship dedicated to the God Jupiter Clitunno, personification of the river of the same name, in whose name several small temples were built. In the 5th century AD a serious earthquake destroyed part of the Springs, reducing the huge original water supply. However, the Park took on its current appearance only in the second half of the nineteenth century, through the work of Count Paolo Campello della Spina, who reorganized the spaces, introduced animals into the Park and created the magical pond.

The Scoglio di Santa Rita is also known as the Scoglio di Roccaporena. 827 meters high, the "Rocca del Barone" once stood on its top, a late Roman watchtower which was later replaced with the small church which can be reached by walking along the stepped path. The church dates back to 1919: it was restored in 1941 and in 1979 it was completely rebuilt following the violent earthquake of that year.

The Fonti del Clitunno are a naturalistic park in Umbria, in the municipality of Campello sul Clitunno. It is a small lake formed by the springs of the Clitunno river, surrounded by luxuriant vegetation and populated by various aquatic animals, such as swans, ducks and geese.

Beautiful Panorama and highly recommended this ring path that allows you to access a beautiful beech forest!

In the municipality of Campello sul Clitunno, the sources of the Clitunno river of the same name create lakes with crystal clear waters with emerald reflections. A water garden that is the source of inspiration for poets such as Properzio, Virgilio, Byron and Carducci. They are formed by underground springs that come out of holes in the rock.