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The village of Castel di Fiori is a small, well-preserved medieval Umbrian town. The statue of Saint Michael the Archangel dominating the central square is particularly distinctive. It was created in 1937 by sculptor Michele Perla, who was inspired by the one preserved in the sanctuary of Monte Sant'Angelo, in the province of Foggia.

Montegabbione is a characteristic Umbrian village. Its origins date back to around the 11th century. Over time, it belonged to various powerful local families until it became part of the Papal States.

"La Scarzuola has an itinerary that is both symbolic and alchemical, unabashedly revealing the metaphor of all lives and the initiatory relationship between the monastery (the sacred city) and the theater (the profane city). It is brimming with symbols, mysteries, references and concepts ." (Marco Solari, who for more than 40 years largely realized Tomaso Buzzi's idea here)

Turning south, after a few meters there is a small path that leads to the Montegiove Castle, a few steps from here. There it is also possible to buy oil and wines of own production and there is also the possibility of staying overnight at the castle.

There are a few small ponds at the foot of the mountain. Due to the low water level due to the drought, one could unfortunately not swim, but only cool one's feet.

Tours (only with a guide, usually only at 11 a.m.) are only possible after prior registration. See lascarzuola.it and it.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Scarzuola

La Scarzuola is located just outside the Montegiove district of the municipality of Montegabbione in the province of Terni in Umbria, Italy. It is not a village, not a castle, not a city, not a house. La Scarzuola cannot be defined physically, it is soul, it is in the quantum, it is and it is not. La Scarzuola welcomes everyone but is recommended for the open-minded! It is known for the ancient monastery where, according to tradition, St. Francis of Assisi lived, as well as for the villa in the form of a "theatre city" designed and built as one in the 20th century by the Milanese architect Tomaso Buzzi personal interpretation of the theme of the "ideal city". Viewings are only possible after prior registration. See https://www.lascarzuola.it/ and https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Scarzuola