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1285年に建てられました。Sturinaltoという名前は、イタリア語の「spinge l'acqua in alto」（水を上に押し上げる）に由来しており、当時の中央にあった印象的な高い噴水への言及です。

コムーネ広場。

The first Capuchin chapter was held here in 1529 (if I'm not mistaken). Fountain with drinking water.

This junction is located between Monte Maltempo to the south and Monte Zuccarello to the northeast. In this area there is a cart track that crosses privately owned land, where the picking of mushrooms is strictly prohibited.

The point here offers a splendid panoramic view at an altitude of 950 meters towards Monte Alto and the other surrounding mountains.

The Hermitage of Acquarella, also known as "S. Maria de aqua de arellis", is made up of a small church, two adjacent rooms and a two-story tower.

The first paper mill on European soil was founded in 1276 in Fabriano, then part of the Papal States. The history of paper production is very exciting and clearly documented in the paper and watermark museum.

The main civil architectures are gathered in the Piazza del Comune, which has always been the center of city life. It is overlooked by the Palazzo del Podestà, a typical medieval public building peculiar for its bridge type, erected in 1255, entirely in white stone from Vallemontagnana. To the side is the Palazzo del Comune, dating back to around 1350, but rebuilt in 1690, corresponding to the ancient residence of the Chiavelli, lords of the city until 1435. It preserves the cross vaulted hall from the 14th century and, in the courtyard, the lapidarium with epigraphs and stones from the Roman municipalities of Attidium (Attiggio), Tuficum (Borgo Tufico) and Sentinum (Sassoferrato). On the other side, under the small hill on which the Cathedral stands, is the Bishop's Palace, erected as Palazzo dei Priori but rebuilt between 1546 and 1549 following the collapse of the adjacent Civic Tower. (wiki)