ヴァルトピーナのおすすめMTBライド

整備され、しっかりとした白い道での難しくないルート。景色は感動的な瞬間を与えてくれます

The gateway to our wonderful village.

Our Caprera square.

It's definitely worth it for the views it offers!

When the road changes from asphalt to dirt, silence and nature become the masters of Subasio; and the heart of a cyclist who has had the strength and desire to climb up here fills with joy, and the fatigue vanishes as if by magic.

Absolutely worth a visit, also to fill your water bottle at the fountain before starting the climb to Mount Subasio

The church is built in the typical pink stone that comes from Monte Subasio, the mountain on whose slopes Assisi has been built since Roman times. Red and white stripes can be seen on the outside, and strong arches support the side walls. Stylistically, the building is Italian Gothic. In the tower hangs a chime of six bells, the largest of which dates from the 16th century.

Medieval historians refer to this place as that of a Roman temple dedicated to the Bona Mater. Saint Peter Damian wrote that on this site there was a basilica containing the remains of Saint Rufinus, dating back to 412, and that Bishop Hugo (11th century) was at odds with the people because he wanted to take it to the then Cathedral of Santa Maria Maggiore with the victory of the citizens of Assisi. In the feudal city, the church of San Rufino was the fulcrum of the "citadel of the canons" and the foundation of the current church probably dates back to the eighth century. It was rebuilt for the first time in a larger form by Hugo himself, who gave it the title of cathedral in 1036. In 1140 a new reconstruction was started, based on a project by Giovanni da Gubbio, which lasted several decades. In 1210, the community, which used the churchyard for meetings, hoped for a speedy completion, attributing to the unfinished building the bad luck that animated the fighting between the factions. In 1228, the high altar was consecrated by Pope Gregory IX and in 1253 the entire church was consecrated by Innocent IV. In 1571, the interior of the cathedral was renovated according to a design by Galeazzo Alessi and took on its current form.