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Brisighella is one of the most beautiful villages in Italy.

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very nice stretch of road

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nice roads, little traffic and an area that is worth it

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Dirt roads up to M. Paolo currently not passable due to too much mud, very clayey unfortunately.

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Beautiful views, but be careful after rain or during winter, it gets muddy in sections

Torre Del Marino at 200 meters above sea level

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Suggestive historical testimony and a breathtaking view.

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The Cà Carnè refuge and visitor center offers the opportunity to eat and stay in the greenery of the Tuscan-Romagnolo Apennines. Furthermore, it is an ideal place for those who want to spend their free time in contact with nature: there are many possibilities here, including trekking, mountain bike trails and horseback riding. The Cà Carnè refuge is surrounded by the greenery of the Vena del Gesso Romagnola regional park. Guided speleological visits are also organised: to find out more visit the website http://www.rifugiocacarne.altervista.org/visite-speleological.html.

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it has a beautiful view on 360 degrees

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The Hermitage of Montepaolo is the most important Antonian sanctuary in Emilia-Romagna due to the preserved memory of St. Anthony of Padua who had his first Italian residence here between 1221 and 1222. The hermitage and sanctuary is located in an isolated position 7 km from the town, at a height of 425 meters on top of the hill of the same name. Immersed in nature (it is not uncommon, going up it, to meet roe deer, squirrels, porcupines, hares and other animals) Montepaolo is the ideal place to restore the spirit, away from traffic and noise. The sanctuary of S. Antonio preserves an important relic and the Grotto where the Saint used to retire in prayer, reachable on foot through the "Path of hope". Also noteworthy is the modern and contemporary artistic endowment with the church (entirely frescoed and rebuilt in neo-Gothic style in the early decades of the 20th century). In the year 2000, a path decorated with mosaics was created near the Hermitage which recalls the crucial phases in the life of the Saint. (Source: http://www.turismoforlivese.it/servizi/menu/dinamica.aspx?ID=4503)

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Breathtaking views within a nature reserve, excellent food and hospitality.

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The Torre del Marino was built towards the end of the 15th century, for defensive and sighting purposes (in fact it dominates the Senio Valley and a vast hilly area) by the Naldi family and was later owned by the Rondinini family. From 1794 it became the property of Antonio Marino, from whom it inherited its current name. There is a truly suggestive farmhouse: https://torredelmarino.it/it/agriturismo/

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Nice place, many way to reach it (racebike, mountainbike and gravelbike) with heavy climbs. There is a watertap for refilling your bidons and a special prayer for the cyclist.

Superb Medieval Tower erected on a summit, 2 roads to get there, both not in excellent condition but mostly asphalted. Beautiful view of the surrounding hills and part of the plain

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Brisighella (Brisighëla in Romagna) is an Italian town of 7 237 inhabitants in the province of Ravenna in Emilia-Romagna, located 115 meters above sea level. in the lower Valle del Lamone, on the slopes of the Tuscan-Romagna Apennines. It is part of the most beautiful villages in Italy and boasts the Orange Flag awarded by the Italian Touring Club.

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Hi, I'm Franco Rivola, owner of the b&b FONDO RISO, the only b&b in the area specializing in BIKE TOURISM, with all the necessary services for cycling tourism, tour organisation, road, MTB and gravel routes, bike transport to transfers, on-site assistance and on the route, bike rental of any type, guides, routes, as well as of course hospitality. I am part of the "SLOW BIKE TOURISM" Network (www.slobiketourism.com) of which I am a founding member, a network that deals with the organization of itineraries, groups, individuals, and everything that revolves around cycle tourism. The BRISIGHELLA/FAENZA area is wonderful, with the possibility of moving on every type of route (road, MTB, Gravel) with every type of difficulty. I recommend excursions in this corner of Paradise and if you need assistance and hospitality contact me at the email: info@fondoriso.it or at no. 3495146946. Good luck everyone Frank

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Path leading to the Hermitage of Montepaolo. A path that in addition to the beauties of nature is also rich in spiritual interest as it has as its destination a destination with a religious background, the Hermitage of Montepaolo, where St. Anthony of Padua retired in penance for nine months. The departure is in front of the entrance to the Baths, from here you reach Piazza Mazzini, continue along Via della Fratta and then the climb of about 4.500 km begins which leads to Monte Cerreto (316 m asl). After 1.400 km, just after the Petrosa farm, on the right, 50 meters from the main road, you will find the Maestà di S. Antonio cell: continue on the municipal road along Mount Sina until you reach the Maestà Mater Consolationis di Bagnolo. Walk for a kilometer until you reach Monte Cerreto, after which the dirt road begins. After 500 meters, on the right side, it is possible to admire the Grotta delle Fate, Mount Castellaccio and Mount Sassone (or delle civette). The route now winds along the ridge and then climbs up to the hermitage of Montepaolo.

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The Ca 'Carnè Visitor Center and Refuge is located within an equipped area of 43 hectares on the Gessi near Brisighella within the Parco della Vena del Gesso Romagnola. Ca 'Carnè is a typical rural house, today equipped as a refuge, with restaurant, bar and bedrooms. The Visitor Center offers numerous services, with the Fauna Museum, the Scout hut, numerous picnic areas and a network of paths that wind through the thick woods, touching the interesting karst and rocky areas of the site. (Source: from the info on the Facebook page Rifugio Cà Carnè)

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The Torre del Marino was built towards the end of the 15th century, for defensive and sighting purposes (in fact it dominates the Senio Valley and a vast hilly area) by the Naldi family and later belonged to the Rondinini. From 1794 it became the property of Antonio Marino, from whom it inherited its current name. This tower also constituted the architectural prototype for the subsequent towers of Cavina (1491) and Pratesi (around 1510) located a few kilometers upstream of the Vena del Gesso. Following the war events (it was the target of German artillery during World War II) the ceiling and the supporting vaults of the various internal floors collapsed: it still retains traces of stairs and the remains of a monumental fireplace.

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The village is characterized by three rocky pinnacles (the "Three Hills"), on which rest the Manfredian fortress (XIV century), the sanctuary of Monticino (XVIII century) and the tower called the Clock, rebuilt in the nineteenth century on the ruins of a pre-existing defensive settlement of the XII century.

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