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Collelungo is also worth the visit. You can skip it if you start from Morre, but the visit is recommended.

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An enchanted place, open towards the hills and mountains overlooking Morre and other surrounding towns

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There is easy direct access / partly with lift, (but unfortunately only partially barrier-free) from the north - west from Via Gattaponi. The way across the street - "to the right" is much longer. But you do get past the viewpoint to the southeast of the wall down onto the viaduct.

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It is said that the ancient fortress took its current name from some followers of the Ghibelline tyrant Ezzelino da Romano (1194-1259) Ghibelline, the living Satan, mayor of Verona, son-in-law of Frederick II (in 1238 he married his daughter Selvaggia), who, having driven out the Guelphs, took possession of it, fortifying with walls and towers that locality with about 160 souls which before then was called villa and had the new name of Izzalini. https://www.iluoghidelsilenzio.it/castello-di-izzalini-todi-pg/

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If you want a view of the city from above this is the place! Also reachable by comfortable escalators and public elevators

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Nice view of the surroundings

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Montenero castle is perhaps the best preserved of many castles in the area. Post in a dominant position between the Naia stream and the Arnata stream along the ancient Via Amerina, it was built in the 13th century. The property was owned by Tudertine families for a long time. From 1917, after the death of the last owner, it was left to the Municipality of Todi to build a charity institute for the disabled. The Castle overlooks a large square where there is a large nineteenth-century building and some houses (renovated).

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Chosen as a residence by the theater director Memè Perlini (died in 2017), Collelungo is a medieval village built around its fortified castle, built before the thirteenth century.

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