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In the park next to the archaeological site of Gubbio's Roman theater, you'll find this convenient station equipped for bicycle repairs and e-bike charging.

And very nice feature

Convenient service and charging station with 4 sockets for E-bikes. Unfortunately in this one in Gubbio all the tools were stolen

A stretch of road overlooking the valley where there are no cars but only silence and colors

View from the park of the Roman Theatre which brings together the Roman and medieval history of Gubbio

About 8 kilometers from the town center of the beautiful medieval village of Montone, among the lush vegetation of the Pietralunga forest in the Carpina Valley, stands the tiny village of Coloti; abandoned in the 60s, it was brought back to life in modern times thanks to the project to build the Astronomical Observatory, now unfortunately it is closed, even if you can enter simply by making a small dig in the low wooden fence.

Small park with an abstract monument and various memorial plaques, inaugurated in 1983 as a central memorial site for the Umbria region. A plaque commemorates the awarding of the Gold Military Merit Medal to numerous sons of the city. The city itself received a bronze medal for its services in the armed liberation struggle. The town was briefly a liberated area at the end of April and beginning of May 1944 after the local fascist barracks had been taken. The old mayor from 1921 was reinstated and May 1st could be publicly celebrated for the first time in 23 years. Shortly afterwards, the city became the scene of fierce fighting between the Allies and partisans on the one side and the "Nazi fascists" on the other. The city was finally liberated on July 29, 1944. https://www.gedenkorte-europa.eu/de_de/pietralunga.html

Monument erected in 1954 with an additional relief with scenes from the Resistance period. https://www.gedenkorte-europa.eu/de_de/pietralunga.html