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Inside the church of San Lorenzo in Sansepolcro is this masterpiece by the Mannerist painter Rosso Fiorentino from 1528. The painting is striking for the intensity of its colors and dramatic atmosphere.

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Inside is a masterpiece by the Mannerist painter Rosso Fiorentino.

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This camping site was one of the best I have visited in my trip. Very good facilities, nice pitches and the most tasty restaurant aside. Had the best pizza ever. Diavola with some marmalade on top. Also, one tasty tagliatelle with ragu.

Ivan Graziani Park in Novafeltria

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From Badia Prataglia to Passo dei Mandrioli, a passage in the middle of a green ceiling of trees, very pleasant to travel on hot summer days. Exciting.

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Suggestive passage with mountains of clayey rock shaped by rain and wind.

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Beautiful, you have to see it

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Beautiful old town

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A pleasant climb of about 3 km that branches off from the main road that leads on one side towards Chiusi della Verna and on the other towards the Passo dello Spino in the direction of Pieve Santo Stefano, takes us through the beech woods towards the Franciscan sanctuary of Berna

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In memory of Ivan Graziani, for all the dreams he gave us

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The forest road to La Lama starts from here.

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Sansepolcro dominates the Upper Tiber valley, a vast mountain and hilly amphitheatre, bordered by the Alpe della Luna, the Massa Trabaria, the hills of nearby Umbria and the mountains of Aretino and Alpe di Catenaia.

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In the northern part of the Tiber Valley, at the confluence of the Tiber with the Ancione stream.

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It is located in the hamlet of Antico, in Valmarecchia, in the hinterland of Rimini.

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The 2024 Tour de France (three stages in Italy) passed through here.

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The neoclassical Collegiate Church of Santo Stefano, built between 1844 and 1881 in the area where the medieval parish church stood, is the main church of Pieve Santo Stefano

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Santa Maria di Antico is a monumental temple dating back to the 9th century, dedicated to the Blessed Virgin of Graces. Inside, it houses a precious glazed ceramic statue depicting the Madonna with her son in her arms, attributed to Luca della Robbia

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The city of 16,000 inhabitants on the upper Tiber is located in the far east of Tuscany. Sansepolcro was probably founded at the beginning of the 11th century. According to legend, two holy pilgrims, Arcanus and Aegidius, stopped in this valley on their return from the Holy Land and, by a divine sign, they decided to stay and build a small chapel to house the holy relics they had brought with them from Jerusalem , to keep. Sansepolcro Cathedral, officially a co-cathedral, has ancient origins, having been founded more than 1,000 years ago as a Benedictine abbey on the pilgrimage routes to preserve the aforementioned relic of the Holy Sepulchre.

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Tradition has it that the city was founded around the 10th century by two pilgrims returning from the Holy Land. To preserve the relics from the Holy Sepulchre, they built an oratory with an adjoining hospital for pilgrims. The town of Borgo San Sepolcro was born around these buildings, later transformed into Sansepolcro. The current appearance of the center is from the Renaissance period, parts of the city walls built by the Medici family are still present.

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Belonging to the province of Arezzo, Tuscany, Sansepolcro is located in an advantageous position on the borders between four regions: Tuscany, Umbria, Marche and Emilia Romagna. City of art, it is the town of Piero della Francesca and you can visit his birthplace, as well as seeing the various museums, the cathedral and the medieval-Renaissance squares.

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