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A small village that houses the Madonna del Parto, work will be carried out in the historic center between 2025 and 2026, and has no bars or restaurants.

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A beautiful climb to be tackled calmly

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Obelisk to Giuseppe Garibaldi, Castiglion Fiorentino The monument to the fallen in Piazza Giuseppe Garibaldi: a symbol of all the Risorgimenti.

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an impressive village

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The savings were probably invested in stones ☺️ The savings bank was founded in 1855 with a papal signature from Pope Pius IX.

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Classic village bar perfect for a coffee or an aperitif. https://www.facebook.com/barcentaledellosportrigutino/

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The village is particularly known for the Madonna del Parto, the famous fresco by Piero della Francesca painted between 1455 and 1465.

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A picturesque village that is definitely worth a stop, it comes alive during the renowned Polenta festival which takes place in October.

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Every ride offers a different view ;)

Once called piazza "di sopra" to distinguish it from the other important piazza (Venanzio Gabriotti), formerly Palazzo del Podestà and now Magistrates' Court.

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The Civic Tower dates back to the 14th century and is the true symbol of a free city.

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The Palazzo del Comune also known as the Palazzo dei Priori, of solemn and elegant architecture, is one of the most important public buildings in Umbria.

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A river park worthy of attention!

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Dating back to the 11th and 12th centuries, the cylindrical bell tower of the Cathedral is a unique witness to the distant Romanesque origins of the Cathedral of Tiferno.

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Once you have crossed the new bridge, with Cisterna behind you, and admired the Tiber flowing under the old bridge, you must pay attention, because on your left is the connection to access the Tiber slope

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To be avoided like the plague on weekends, it feels like being in Mugello

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The Museum of the Madonna del Parto, just outside the walls of the village of Monterchi, is a museum for a single work, the masterpiece by Piero della Francesca, probably created towards the mid-fifteenth century for the small church of Momentana, now a cemetery chapel. It depicts the Virgin in an evident state of pregnancy with her hand on her belly in a very natural gesture that blends with the royalty of the entire composition. The angels open the tent, the tabernaculum, which contains Mary, which in turn is the tabernacle of the body of Christ. The hypothesis that it was painted following the death of the painter's mother, originally from Monterchi, is suggestive but unlikely. The Museum also displays the Madonna del Latte, dating back to the 14th century, which was located under the fresco by Piero della Francesca. After the Council of Trent, the altar of the Madonna del Parto was no longer officiated, probably because the subject was no longer considered decorous, and the masterpiece was thus rediscovered only at the end of the nineteenth century. It was so venerated by the inhabitants of Monterchi that, for fear that someone might take it away, they chased away both the restorer Domenico Fiscali, in charge of restoring it after the 1917 earthquake, and the art historians Ugo Procacci and Mario Salmi, who intended to put it safe from the bombings of the Second World War. In addition to the Madonna del Parto Museum in Monterchi it is also possible to visit the Scale Museum. Open to the public since June 2012 and set up in the rooms of the sixteenth-century Palazzo Massi-Alberti, it was born from the private collection of Velio Ortolani, one of the most important of its kind in Europe. Inside this Museum it is possible to retrace over six centuries of the history of all types of scales, starting from the elegant steelyards and two-arm scales of the 15th century up to more modern instruments, such as laboratory scales and market scales. dating back to the last century.

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The Civic Tower, dating back to the 14th century, is the symbol of a free city. With a square shape and multiple coats of arms on the facade, in the past it housed Luca Signorelli's fresco "Madonna with Child and Saints" (1474), unfortunately removed in 1940 due to damage from time and earthquakes. Also known as the Bishop's Tower due to its proximity to the bishop's palace, a clock was added in 1397. From its top, you can admire the historic center, the green Montesca hill and the Tiber valley.

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I think Castiglion Fibocchi may actually be Rigutino on this route. Looks like a fun ride!

Be careful on weekends with good weather, the road is filled with motorbikes

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