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Piazza Mazzini

The statue is located in front of the house of the Sisters of Charity in Pozzaglia Sabina and represents Saint Agostina Pietrantoni (born Livia Pietrantoni), born in Pozzaglia Sabina in 1864. Saint Agostina was a nun of the Sisters of Charity of Saint Giovanna Antida Thouret and worked as a nurse at the Santo Spirito hospital in Rome, where she was killed in 1894 at just 30 years old while assisting the sick. She was proclaimed a saint by John Paul II in 1999 and is the patron saint of nurses in Italy. The statue is a bronze monument dedicated to her, placed in front of the house of the nuns in the center of the town, as a sign of devotion and memory of her work of charity and sacrifice. It is a spiritual point of reference for the community and for the pilgrims who visit Pozzaglia Sabina, and symbolizes the dedication, faith and service to the suffering that characterized the life of Saint Agostina.

After passing Licenza, along the San Benedetto by bike path, there is a sign that warns you to enter the Monti Lucretili Regional Park.

Montorio in Valle is a hamlet of Pozzaglia Sabino, built in a dominant position over the Turano valley. Its parish church of S. Stefano Promartire, from the 14th century, has a beautiful travertine entrance portal with a lunette from the 15th century. It is located along the path of San Benedetto by bike.

Village in the circuit of "The most beautiful villages in Italy". The roads to go up are also very beautiful, both from Licenza and from Poggio Moiano

From Tagliacozzo you go up for about ten kilometers to reach the pass that leads to Carsoli.

After trying to descend via the town of Pietrasecca, I had to fall back along this stretch of the Tiburtina Valeria towards Carsoli.

It is the highest municipality within the Monti Lucretili Park. Its crenellated profile is drawn against the backdrop of green mountains by the Malvezzi Campeggi castle, a sixteenth-century structure transformed into a residence and surrounded by a wonderful Italian garden. Among the buildings of worship, it is worth visiting the church of the Madonna dei Raccomadati, with a beautiful cycle frescoed by Vincenzo Mamenti, a seventeenth-century painter, that of San Gacomo, elevated and elegant, and the parish church of San Nicola di Bari. The miraculous image of the Madonna of Vallebona is kept and venerated in the seventeenth-century sanctuary of Santa Maria di Vallebona, just outside the town.