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Ancient Via dei Brentatori

The climb to get to San Lorenzo is tiring, but the efforts are rewarded by the views and the tranquility of these hills.

Very nice town... and above all in a strategic crossroads for tours in Valsamoggia!

The abbey of Saints Fabiano and Sebastiano dates back to the 8th-9th century and represents one of the oldest and most important monuments in the Lavino Valley. Since its origins it has been a welcoming place for travellers, given its strategic position. It was restored in 2005.

Unfortunately abandoned, a castle-type structure (in the past also a restaurant) next to the church.

The Abbey of Saints Fabiano and Sebastiano is one of the oldest and most important monuments in the Lavino Valley, located in a geographically strategic position which has made it a welcoming place for travellers, since its origins, in the 8th-9th century. Various events have accompanied the thousand-year life of the Abbey and its numerous properties: it was a Benedictine convent until 1408, and subsequently a Commenda, that is, a benefit with income from the rich land heritage in favor of illustrious people, including Ludovico Beccadelli, to whom it is dedicated the decoration of the main altar. In 1586 it passed to the Montalto College of Bologna; in 1797, following the Napoleonic suppressions, it became the private property of the Castelli, Nicoletti and finally Mainoldi families who in 2000 donated the church to the Municipality of Monte San Pietro. In 2005 the building was completely restored; the works which involved the consolidation of the structure, the reconstruction of the roof and the floor, brought to light a series of frescoes which document unpublished moments in the history of the monument. https://www.cuorecollibolognesi.it/it/cosa-fare/punti-di-interest/abbazia-dei-santi-fabiano-e-sebastiano/

Path 8 leads to the Abbey of Saints Fabiano and Sebastiano, which is one of the most important monuments in the Lavino Valley. For visits contact +39 051 6764437.

An ancient abbey, deconsecrated since the 18th century, with a tower and a small garden. Very well kept, all in exposed stone as is the case for a historic building in these places. It's worth a little digression if you pass by. It belongs to a private individual so I don't think you can visit it. https://www.tourer.it/scheda?ex-abbazia-dei-santi-fabiano-e-sebastiano-badia-mongiorgio-monte-san-pietro