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Easy route along the ridge. Be careful though, with some steep and bumpy descents and climbs. Recommended if done after dinner, a light jacket or k-way.

Today the castle lies in a state of abandonment, but the view from the church terrace is fantastic.

The church of San Fedele was originally a small chapel dedicated to San Rocco (protector of Poppi). ... The church today is also called Badia. It was built by Abbot Rudolph II in 1185. It is the largest church in the Casentino and dates back to the Lombard era, it was the first parish church of Poppi. Between 970 and 980 the choice as patron saint of San Fedele, a soldier of the Theban Legion under Diocletian near Saint Maurice. Blessed Torello has a particular connection with the Abbey of San Fedele because it was the church of reference for this hermit saint who lived in the 13th century. Born in Poppi in 1202, Torello remained an orphan and for the people of Poppi he is the official patron saint of the town and they celebrate him with a solemn procession on 16 March. (Source: https://www.centrostoricopoppi.it/attrazioni-turistiche/#badia-san-fedele-e-san-torello)

Very windy route, organize yourself with appropriate clothing.

I would say that passing by there and not stopping is almost sacrilege :-)

The Parish Church of San Pietro a Romena is a jewel of Romanesque architecture nestled like a treasure chest in the verdant Casentino countryside. The building, dedicated to Saint Peter the Apostle, is constructed entirely of stone and is considered one of the most remarkable in the area. Dating to 1152 and located approximately 3 kilometers from Pratovecchio, the Parish Church of Romena features a simple ashlar stone façade flanked by a quadrangular bell tower that predates the church itself. The interior, with three naves, immediately captivates with its finely decorated capitals atop massive columns: we can admire human and animal figures, Christian symbols, and geometric and plant elements. The asymmetrically placed side windows create an intense play of light and shadow within the church. During floor restoration, the remains of an ancient building were uncovered, suggesting that the religious complex of Romena was built over a pre-existing three-apse church dating back to the 8th century. The ruins are now visible beneath the presbytery. The parish church, in addition to being a valuable medieval architectural monument in Casentino, has become a popular destination over the years, thanks in part to the religious and meditative spirit evoked by the place where the Romena Fraternity was founded in 1991.

The cross is very beautiful and picturesque, but a few steps from there you can also visit the stone in memory of a plane crash

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