우르바니아 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

The temple commemorates the American bombing of Urbania on January 23, 1944, in which hundreds of people lost their lives. The reason for the war is still unknown, as the city did not play any strategic role during the war. The temple is located in a small church that was bombed and rebuilt.

A somewhat particular and macabre church, inside there are 18 perfectly preserved mummies dating back to the exhumations carried out in 1804 after the edict of Saint Claud signed by Napoleon. Their story is very interesting, stop by for a visit!

Attention immediately after the village taking the dirt road down the path is on the right hidden by the vegetation, do not continue on the main road, entered the greenhouse follow the cai signs, part of the path where it is easy to lose the track

Nice

Born as a Guelph village in the Middle Ages, it was destroyed by the Ghibellines of Urbino in 1227. Pope Martin V had the village rebuilt around the abbey where the cathedral now stands, commissioning the French prelate Durand (hence the old name of Casteldurante) for the construction. The lordship was entrusted to the powerful Brancaleoni family. The palace of the same name, after the passage of power into the hands of the Montefeltro of Urbino, and then of the Della Rovere, was renovated by architects of the time, including Bramante, to house the Palazzo Ducale. Casteldurante was also famous for its ceramics. In the square stands the Theater dedicated to Bramante, born in nearby Fermignano.