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Besides being an interesting religious monument, bearing witness to the many earthquakes that have long plagued the region, the parish church is also a hostel for pilgrims walking the Via di Francesco. It's run by volunteers, so it's best to call to make sure it's open.

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The Pieve de' Saddi, which means Parish of the Saints, is located along the path of San Francesco after Città di Castello towards Pietralunga.

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To be avoided like the plague on weekends, it feels like being in Mugello

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The history of Pietralunga is at least as rich as the variety of names this place has had over the millennia. Founded by the Umbrians with the name of Tufi, it later came under the influence of Rome with the name of Forum Julii Concupiensium. Razed to the ground during the barbarian invasions, it was rebuilt with the name of Plebs Tuphiae. Over time the vast fields that surround it earned it the name of Pratalonga, a name that persisted until the advent of the Kingdom of Italy which Italianized it into Pietralunga.

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Pieve dei Saddi was built on the remains of a pre-existing pagan temple to house the remains of San Crescentino. The Saint was a devout and convinced spreader of the Christian faith in the Tiberina Umbrian valley and for this reason he was killed during the purges wanted by the emperor Diocletian in the 4th century. The current church has Romanesque forms and dates back to the second half of the 11th century. The plan is divided into three naves and closes in the rear part with a polygonal apse, on the outside there is a beautiful bell tower. The crypt once housed the remains of San Crescentino, which were then moved to Urbino.

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The area where the town of Pietralunga stands has been inhabited since prehistoric times, however the first inhabited center was founded by the Umbrians while it was the Romans who later left the valley below to settle in today's position. The current town has a typical medieval appearance with the oldest nucleus developing around the Rocca and the Parish Church of Santa Maria.

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Be careful on weekends with good weather, the road is filled with motorbikes

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Pieve De' Saddi excellent for a break, benches and fountain. The road is perfect for Gravel, coming from the castle at the end of the descent after the Pieve I recommend turning right and taking the beautiful dirt road of the Carpina valley.

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The small medieval town of Pietralunga is located in northern Umbria on a hill in the northeastern area of the Upper Tiber Valley. As numerous finds and preserved ruins from Roman antiquity show, the settlement is very old (Forum Julii Concupiensium).

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The Pieve de’ Saddi is the center of the first Christianization of the High Tiber Valley and the religious center of the entire mountain region for centuries. The Pieve (original parish) was a meeting place for the early Christians. During the persecution under Diocletian, a Roman soldier - Crescentino - was beheaded and buried here. The Pieve de' Saddi church was built in the 5th century on the site of a former Roman temple to house the martyr's remains. Inside the church, divided into three naves, there is an 8th-century relief depicting the saint killing a dragon that had terrorized the inhabitants of Città di Castello.

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The Pieve de’ Saddi is the center of the first Christianization of the High Tiber Valley and the religious center of the entire mountain region for centuries. During the persecution under Diocletian, a Roman soldier - Crescentino - was beheaded and buried here. The Pieve de' Saddi church was built in the 5th century on the site of a former Roman temple to house the martyr's remains. Inside the church, divided into three naves, there is an 8th-century relief depicting the saint killing a dragon that had terrorized the inhabitants of Città di Castello.

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Whether you are doing the Via on foot or by bike, stop in this magical place immersed in the meditative silence of the hills. Super welcome. It is possible to eat and sleep. If it's full or it's winter a few km before there is the winter hostel near a farmhouse (the kind owners take care of both hostels)

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At the top of the hill that begins in Città di Castello and, on the other side from Apecchio, there is a bar, restaurant with excellent toilet facilities. It is to be avoided on Sundays because it is frequented by very noisy and dangerous motorcyclists who use the road as a circuit for their adrenaline-pumping experiences.

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A small village with beautiful views, which can be reached above all from the Val di Carpina, via Umbertide. Road with little traffic, pedaled uphill, coolness in summer. deserves!

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June 24, 2023: from the end of the pastures, the road leading down to the valley is closed. The views up there are breathtaking, but the trek is not trivial. There are various exposed points where I got scared. I saw that the path that would have led down to the valley was also a narrow road with a precipice on the left. It's not for everyone, go on if you're self-confident of your abilities. I underestimated him and in the end I found myself crawling back in places. But I'm quite scared of heights so if you're more adventurous than me go!

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It is a practically deserted road between Città di Castello and Pietralunga, you will cycle in peace and solitude.

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Bocca Serriola is an Apennine pass of 730 meters which divides the Biscubio valley from the Tiberina valley. It is located in the municipality of Città di Castello, a few kilometers from the border between the provinces of Perugia and that of Pesaro and Urbino.

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Nice little city with a lot of cafes.

Another fantastic panorama, in spring autumn with green grass and perennial wind even better, be careful from the end of the pastures you descend into the valley, very difficult, heavy and very long slope.

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