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チェッコ橋は、カステッラーノ川を渡るローマ時代の構造物（紀元前1世紀）です。その名前は、詩人のチェッコ・ダスコリが地獄の助けを借りて一晩で橋を架けたという伝説に由来していますが、歴史的には1349年にマエストロ・チェッコ・アプルティーノによって修復されました。 橋の中ほどに見える小さな家は、元々「関税小屋」であり、通行料を徴収する見張り所として使用され、街への入り口を閉める門の蝶番が収められていました。

本当に美しい村で、家々も同様にとても美しいです！

This gateway overlooking the Tronto is one of the symbols of the city. Built between 1552 and 1555, by order of Pope Paul III, it defended the northern entrance to the city. Historical sources show that the original gate was damaged in 1491 during the wars between the Guelphs and the Ghibellines. It was restored in 1551. The building has the appearance of a slender tower with a loggia in the upper part and a fresco above the entrance arch. On the street side, a small door gives access to the interior spaces and the upper loggia.

It is the oldest bridge in the city and is still open to the public and can be crossed on foot.

Built in 1330 on a pre-existing Lombard castle, inside you can admire the beautiful frescoes by the Master of Offida from the 14th century. Entrance is paid.

Beautiful village, full of suggestive views

Beautiful view along the climb that leads to Offida

It is a small church with a unique charm! There is a fantastic holiday center to stay nearby. From here there is a comfortable dirt road that reaches under the Offida fortress