モンテグリマノテルメの天然記念物・トップ20

マイオレットのロッカは、1700年の地滑りによって破壊された古代の村の遺跡の上にそびえ立っています。これはこの地域で最も深刻な地質学的出来事の1つです。中世に起源を持つこの要塞は、その戦略的な位置のおかげで重要な防御的役割を果たしました。ここからは素晴らしいパノラマを楽しむことができます。 道は非常に急で、時には滑りやすいので、適切な靴が必要ですが、ロープの助けを借りることもできます。

サン・レーオは、イタリアで最も魅力的な中世の村の一つで、ヴァルマレッキア渓谷を見下ろす石灰岩の岩の露頭にそびえ立っています。モンテフェルトロの古代の首都であり、千年の歴史と豊かな芸術的および建築的遺産を誇っています。その歴史的中心部と有名な要塞は、ロマーニャの内陸で最も代表的な目的地の一つとなっています。

道は比較的よく整備されており、一部は非常に急ですが、全体的にはよくできており、通る価値があります。 ただし、多くの階段や急な上り坂に慣れていない人には疲れるかもしれませんが、少なくとも道はほぼ完全に日陰にあります。

Natural caves of Onfero, to visit!

Fully understood in the UNESCO protected area, serves as an excursion link to the historic center of Borgo Maggiore and that of San Marino City, which have also been designated a World Heritage Site. In a few minutes you find yourself completely immersed in the woods, a journey that offers breathtaking views. The path that develops along the half height of Monte Titano, along the entire front of the cliff, skirting the imposing rock walls and passing through the natural terraces, open towards the Adriatic Sea. Among the visible treasures are the nesting of the peregrine falcon, ancient and rare plants such as the Nebrodense ephedra, magnificent climbing routes and the ancient sacred place of the Tanaccia sanctuary. This route also passes along the ancient road connecting the city and the village, the Arnella Coast. Path of the Titan Thematic itinerary n. 1 Cliff Path Length approximately 4km Travel time 2 hours

Mount Carpegna is a mountain massif of the Tuscan-Romagna Apennines, located on the border between the provinces of Pesaro and Urbino, Rimini and Forlì-Cesena. The highest peak is Monte Carpegna, which reaches 1,415 meters above sea level. The massif is characterized by beech, oak and chestnut woods, and by meadows and pastures.

The Rocca di Maioletto is an ancient fortress located in Maiolo, in the province of Rimini, Emilia Romagna, Italy. The fortress was built on a gigantic mass of sand and clay and dominates the valley.

The Rocca di Maioletto is an ancient fortress located in Maiolo, in the province of Rimini, Emilia Romagna, Italy. The Rocca di Maioletto was built on a gigantic boulder of sand and clay and the few restored ruins are the remains of one of the most difficult fortresses to conquer in the entire Valmarecchia and Montefeltro. Legend has it that the fortress of Maioletto and the village below were destroyed by a landslide, which tradition indicates occurred between 29 and 30 May 1700 as divine punishment for an "angelic dance held within the castle walls".