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The medieval village is perched on a travertine cliff overlooking the Castellano River valley below. From the belvedere garden and the village streets, you can enjoy a breathtaking view of the surrounding countryside, including the dam and the Talvacchia Lake basin.

Probably built during the Early Middle Ages, the first reliable historical sources that expressly mention this church are dated 1485. The roof is gabled and at the entrance there is a small portico with round arches supported by quadrangular pillars. The bell tower, placed at the back, is a sail and houses two bells of different sizes. It was restored in 1694 and also recently, around the seventies of the last century. Inside you can admire numerous frescoes of fine workmanship. https://www.discoverteramo.it/Localita/Bellante/Ripattoni/Attrazioni/Chiesa-di-Santa-Maria-in-Herulis/6-166-1.html

The historical patriot Aurelio Saliceti was born in this building. Today it houses a small theater.

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The Lombards settled on this easily defended rocky ridge high above the Castellano river. The necropolis left by the Germans is truly special and is one of the greatest finds of the early Middle Ages. Later, the monastery played an important role and gave the economy a new boost, until it came under the administration of the city of Ascoli between the 12th and 14th centuries. The high rocky ridge gives the place a special character. The village is accessed through the only remaining gate and is characterized by a series of narrow streets that connect the various squares until they meet at the church of San Lorenzo with its bell tower. Every space has been skilfully used by the various houses that have arisen over the centuries. They are anchored in the rocks and lean against each other. This has created several breathtaking views in the few gaps between the houses, from where you can enjoy a beautiful view of the surrounding panorama.

The valley can also be explored by MTB, it's really fun 💪

The Campovalano necropolis is an open-air museum. Over 200 hectares of territory with traces of life and findings dating back to the Bronze Age. Worth a visit. To consult the timetables, see the website visitcampli.it

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