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Work created by Arcangelo Sassolino and financed by Dainese consisting of an installation placed on a 20 meter base from which every Sunday at dusk a flame is lit facing the Adriatic Sea which burns the number of the SIC for 58 seconds: over time it has become a place of pilgrimage.

We visited the small village on Sunday. There was a market with many local delicacies, including homemade gnocchi in all kinds of variations, and it was interesting to watch them being made. There were also freshly baked pastries and bombolone (vanilla doughnuts) made on site. It was a very nice trip away from the tourist crowd.

Right next to the town hall square of Montescudo there is a small park with a fountain and a breathtaking panoramic terrace.

The Conca river is a watercourse that flows in the Rimini Apennines. It originates from the eastern side of Mount Carpegna, at 1415 meters above sea level, and continues in the direction of the Adriatic Sea, covering approximately 44.5 kilometres.

Gemmano is a village perched on a hill overlooking the Adriatic Sea. The very small historic center still retains its medieval layout. It was an important center during the Second World War, as an outpost on the Gothic Line.

From this panoramic point you can observe the hills that slowly slope towards the sea. The color combination of the green of the trees, the cultivated fields and the blue of the sea is very suggestive.

From this bridge it is possible to observe the stony bed of the Conca river. The river is often dry but during flood periods the flow of water completely transforms the landscape.

Sassofeltrio stands on a spur of chalky rock not far from the central part of the Conca valley. Protected by a defensive wall, it offers a panoramic point of view over a vast, sun-filled valley. In addition to the valley, you can admire San Marino and Mount Titano in the distance.