20의 산 클레멘테가지 명소 & 주요 장소

인상적인 구간입니다. Morciano에서 올라가는 것을 추천하며, 다른 쪽 면에서의 하산은 때때로 가파르지만 안전하게 가능합니다.

성에는 원래 가구, 15세기 프레스코화, 테라코타 제단화가 있는 예배당이 보존되어 있습니다. 이 구조물은 단테의 신곡에 언급된 두 연인 파올로와 프란체스카의 이야기에 대한 연관성으로 유명합니다. 마을은 중세 군사 건축의 예인 이중 성벽과 도개교로 유명합니다. 내부는 명예의 안뜰, 고문실, 두 젊은이의 배신으로 추정되는 방을 갖추고 있습니다.

Entering the medieval village of Gradara has its own charm...

Nice tour, ours was slightly longer than usual because it started from another point on the panoramic road near the Gibas restaurant and between the return journey with the muscular mountain bike there are a few km on the legs but the tour is also very nice and the visit to the castle

The Rain Forest, a suggestive fountain that dominates Piazzale Roma, a tribute to the rain and the coolness that it brings with it, but also a reference to fishing and the sea, with six large columns of stratified natural glass holding up seven fishing nets from which it drips the rain, producing a musical clicking sound.

Nice view, good place to stop for a break!

From here it goes up to the Panoramica

The construction of the castle took place by the family of Sigismondo Malatesta in the early 1300s and was disputed between the Malatesta and Montefeltro families in the battles for the acquisition of the territory. It was thus lost and reconquered five times, until Federico da Montefeltro finally conquered Tavoleto in 1458. Federico ordered the demolition of the castle and then rebuilt it under the work of the architect Francesco di Giorgio Martini who finished it before 1474. In 1631 it became the direct domain of the Papacy, but in 1885 it was donated to the Lawyer Petrangolini at the same time as the assignment of the title of count and the subjugation of the surrounding territories. It was subsequently sold to a private individual who transformed it into a restaurant in the more recent 1960s and renovated it according to the standards of those years. The current owners instead purchased it with the intention of bringing it back to its origins. Today it is home to receptions and ceremonies.