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RASIGLIA, 648 meters above sea level, is located about 17 km above Foligno. Recently known as the "Borgo dei Streams" or the "Venice of Umbria" due to the streams that flow through the small village.

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A WONDERFUL SMALL VILLAGE THAT WILL LEAVE YOU OPEN-MOUTHED

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RASIGLIA is a micro village crossed by streams and canals. It can be visited in a few minutes, but it is worth the detour. A bit chaotic to walk there during the weekends, because it is packed with tourists.

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Fantastic Colfiorito pass, the old road with almost no cars.

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Rasiglia, or the little Venice. Along the Menotre valley, reachable with a challenging but not prohibitive climb, the well-maintained road, deserves a passage and a refreshing stop. Excellent local beer! 😉

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colfiorito cesi fematre forcella riofreddo.. the most beautiful place in the Marche

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"Obligatory" stopping point at 826 meters above sea level before starting the descent along the beautiful SS77 road, now with low traffic after the construction of the VARSS77 highway

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Enchanting places, you can perceive how exceptional nature is.

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River into which the spring waters of Rasiglia flow

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The small medieval village of Visso was seriously damaged by the 2016 earthquake. The historic center is a red zone, so it is also forbidden to pass on foot. From the outside you can still admire the beauty of the medieval architecture typical of this part of Marche.

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Rasiglia is a fraction of Foligno along the Menotre River valley. It is a medieval village characterized by numerous streams and waterfalls that flow between the houses and shops. The springs that feed the rivers are the main attraction of the country.

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The Colfiorito pass along the old SS77 of the Val di Chienti is located at more than 800 meters above sea level between the towns of Foligno and Serravalle di Chienti. The area is known for a large marshy plain, home to the Colfiorito Regional Park, which is home to a rich flora and fauna.

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If you pass by here, a short stop is a must. It is located on the Sellanese road between Casenove and Passo del Soglio, mtb lovers also cross it at the end of the various descents that from the mountains overlooking Vallupo and Cancelli head towards the middle Menotre valley

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The history of Visso is linked to the Nera river. If in fact the first inhabited nucleus was located on the slopes of Colle di San Giovanni, later the population decided to move downstream to make better use of the river's waters. Unfortunately the 2016 earthquake destroyed or made most of the town uninhabitable. Few people have had the good fortune to be able to return to their homes and many have decided to move into the prefabs at the entrance to the town.

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Nicknamed "the Umbrian Venice", Rasiglia is a fascinating village also thanks to the passage of the Menotre river and its many sources: Capovena, Alzabove, Venarella, Le Vene, the Vena Pidocchiosa, the Veins of Campolungo.

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Visso was hit hard by the earthquake. Unfortunately, he still bears the wounds of those days.

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Rasiglia is a small town in the Montana fraction of Foligno. In the Foligno mountain area, along the Sellanese state road 319, at over 600 meters above sea level, is Rasiglia, a place lost in time. Its reason for being is water. From the roaring spring of Capovena the whole inhabited area seems to spring, which unfolds, according to its natural layout, like an amphitheater and rises as a village necessary for the fortress which, still strong in its ancient role, dominates with its high mass the many houses, squeezed between them in close solidarity.

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BEAUTIFUL VILLAGE COLFIORITO WHERE THERE IS A SWAMP AMONG THE MOUNTAINS, THERE ARE MANY PATHS TO MAKE PLEASANT WALKS.

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Rasiglia, and the places along the Menotre, are very suggestive for cycle tourism. They must be seen.

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Very small medieval village on the valley of the Menotre river (tributary of the Topino, the Foligno river). Its conformation is generated by the presence of a rich spring whose water, over time, has been channeled to generate driving force to feed a thriving textile and tanneries industry. The canals are distributed along the ridge creating a grid that is inserted as a plot inside the town. After the last conflict, the town risked oblivion if the local community had not undertaken a work of conservation and enhancement of this very important (albeit very small) industrial archaeological heritage.

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