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This beautiful stretch of cycle path in a separate location allows you to pedal in complete tranquility while enjoying the nature of the Monteveglio Abbey Regional Park.

historic building, in the village of Oliveto

The church is located within the ancient village of Oliveto, located on a hill about three kilometers east of Monteveglio, from which one can admire sweeping views of the valley of the Samoggia stream. Leaning against the west side of the church is the bell tower, born as a defensive structure of the disappeared castle. The rectory occupies the position where one would expect to find the façade, which the church lacks following a planimetric modification which probably took place in the 18th century. The interior, which is accessed from the southern side, has a single nave with two small side chapels. The church, following some planimetric modifications that presumably took place in the 18th century, has no facade, as the rectory stands in its place. Access therefore takes place from the southern side, whose yellow plaster is damaged in several places. The northern side, in the middle of which a portion of the medieval walls of the village is visible, faces the slope of the hill and is partially covered by vegetation. The ancient bell tower overlooks the road, originally having a defensive function. From the website: http://www.chieseitaliane.chiesacattolica.it/chieseitaliane/AccessoEsterno.do?mode=guest&code=65027

Great House of the Jew: The structure owes its name to the Jew Salomone di Gaglio, a wealthy man, who arrived in Oliveto in 1393, settling in the inn of the castle and opening the first bank in the Bolognese Apennines. The business was very successful, so much so that it came to serve the territory of the Lavino, Samoggia and Panaro valleys. Given the success of the bank, Salomone had the large house of the Jew built and attracted many other Jews to Oliveto who in the years to come formed a thriving Jewish community. This community, unfortunately disappeared when in 1428 Oliveto was besieged by troops commanded by Jacopo Caldora. (Source: https://www.valsaway.com/luoghi-della-valsamoggia/casa-grande-dellebreo/ ) A few meters away is the Bell Tower, attached to the church of San Paolo, without a facade.

BEAUTIFUL CLIMB NOT NECESSARY PREPARATION YOU DO

Low traffic road with a splendid climb to the abbey