モンテカストリッリのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

One of the most characteristic structures of the village is the Church of San Nicolò which from the 15th century replaced that of San Silvestro which has now disappeared. The structure has a single nave with two niches on the sides: in the right altar a canvas depicting the Last Supper; in the one on the left a Madonna of the Rosary with Child

Porta Amerina (also called Torre del Belvedere), characterized by its characteristic two arches, is, together with the Medieval Gate, all that remains of the ancient fortified complex of Montecastrilli. The door rises on the cliff not far from the suggestive bell tower of the Church of San Nicolò with a view that sweeps over the countryside towards Amerino and looks in the direction of Farnetta and the ancient Church of San Lorenzo in Nifili. A look from the terrace allows you to admire this splendid Umbrian countryside and gives a sense of what the fortified complex of Montecastrilli was like in the Middle Ages.

Montecastrilli is a medieval village in the province of Terni. According to a legend it was the site of a camp of Hannibal during the second Punic war, and the name derives from the Latin "castra", which means camp.

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There are the remains of the convent, it is closed for renovations, very suggestive.

It is a mystical place I visited the cave where St. Francis prayed, you have to kneel down to be able to enter.

easily accessible viewpoint with a view of the entire valley