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Borgo Lìzori is a medieval village that has been restored since 1970 and is now one of the very few preserved triangular hilltop castles in Italy. Those who worked and invested in the restoration of this village have affectionately called it Lìzori. Lì: is an adverb of place in our language, Dove Zo: Etymology of the Greek verb Vivere. Ri: also from the Ancient Greek, orao, meaning to see Lìzori: There where life sees, there where life is contemplated.

The village of San Giacomo is suggestive, both simply passing by on the road and stopping to see the Church or the Castle. Worth it.

It is certain that in the period of the Second Punic War (217 BC), a village and a castle already existed in that territory, as historical fragments hypothesize a clash that occurred between Hannibal's troops marching towards Rome and a handful of Spoletos. in the pay of the Romans, right near the settlement. In 1305 with the advent of the Trinci Lordship, the castle and the surrounding areas began to take on an important role in the territory, until it reached its maximum splendor under Conrad III. Located at 811 meters above sea level, on the top of a ridge from which you dominate both the Via della Spina and the upper Menotre Valley, it can be reached easily by passing the town of Verchiano and following the dirt road that leads to Roccafranca and the Sanctuary of S. Salvatore. Unfortunately very little remains of the castle....

It rises along the slopes of Monte Giove, at the intersection between two important and ancient communication routes, the Via della Spina and the ancient road to Norcia. The place was inhabited since ancient times, as evidenced by the Roman finds that have come to light, particularly in the area where the Church of Sant'Andrea stands where the remains of tombstones, memorial stones and two stone sarcophagi can still be seen. Today the settlement is made up of four main nuclei, Bazzano Inferiore, Bazzano Superiore, Santa Maria di Bazzano, Rocca di Bazzano, as well as numerous small settlements, sometimes consisting of isolated dovecote towers scattered throughout the territory.

The castle of Pissignano, with a triangular plan, owes its name to the Latin term Pissinianum, that is, place of the swimming pool, which was located near the Tempietto sul Clitunno below, next to the famous Fonti del Clitunno. Like the typology of castles built on the slopes of the hills, it has a triangular plan, with a tall and slender top tower, under which there is another with a pentagonal plan, used in the past as the parish bell tower. The castle was built in the 11th and 12th centuries, when a Benedictine community decided to surround the small residential area in the area with walls. The complex appears very well preserved/restored and the view of the panorama below is worth a visit

Tempietto sul Clitunno