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1930年代の記念碑。戦争で亡くなったすべての人々に敬意を表して。

モンテカッシアーノの村への登りは間違いなく価値があります。

There is a very large car park, and a cycle/pedestrian path starts here.

The term “ Rancia ” is probably a corruption of the word grancia , or granary , from the French grange, borrowed from the Latin granica. Built as a fortified farm in the mid-11th century, in the Rancia district, on the plain located to the left of the Chienti river, the Castello della Rancia was initially a sort of tower house with autonomous structures for the defense of agricultural products. Important dates to remember are May 2 and 3, 1815, days of the furious battle called “ della Rancia ” or “ Tolentino ” when the entire area became a battlefield between the French army of Gioacchino Murat, king of Naples and brother-in-law of Napoleon, and the Austrian troops of General Federico Bianchi. The importance of this event in the history of Italy is said to be considered the beginning of the Italian Risorgimento. It is currently owned by the Municipality of Tolentino and houses the Civic Archaeological Museum “Aristide Gentiloni Silverj”.

I recommend going up to Pievefavera to enjoy a magnificent view

Very beautiful lake, I recommend a tour.

An ode to the woman who conceived, designed and created that beautiful creature that is the Liv/Giant Avail bike

The name of the town has origins that date back to the Greek-Sicilian divinity Trea-Jana, venerated in the ancient Roman town of Trea. This city, which became a municipality in the mid-1st century BC. after having been a prefecture since 268 BC. with the conquest of Piceno, it extended into ancient Rome along the Via Prolaquense, one kilometer west of the modern city, currently occupied by the Sanctuary of the Santissimo Crocifisso. The original parish church of the sanctuary was built on the remains of the temple of Isis. The sanctuary houses a fifteenth-century crucifix considered miraculous, attributed according to tradition to an angel. Treia is famous for the game of bracelet ball, an ancient sport practiced by the nobility but also followed with enthusiasm by the people. From Treia you have a beautiful view of the silent Marche, simultaneously embracing the view of the sea and the Sibillini mountains.