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Located near the village of Spina, the Rocca di Sant'Apollinare is a place rich in history and timeless images. Once a defensive fortress, it became a place of worship and production, and today it is immersed in a centuries-old olive grove. Getting there requires a bit of effort, but the reward is guaranteed.

Beautiful hike, however, it should be noted that a little before marker 4 on the intermediate-level circuit map, the path is difficult to access. It seems that it is now partly private (in the forest), and logs have been piled in the middle of a very narrow path, making it difficult to navigate. It might be possible to take another route to bypass this inconvenience. Otherwise, we recommend it; it was beautiful and pleasant! And the sanctuary is truly magnificent: a beautiful starting and finishing point.

A beautiful place to linger and have a small picnic. Please bring everything with you! A variety of birds sing here. A fantastic view of the lake... simply peaceful. A trained eye will also spot dozens of lizards in various patterns.

Turning the lake period time passes without realizing it, the views even if similar, change depending on the light, the wind that ripples or not the surface of the lake and the presence of friends Birds. The lake in the changes of season is a welcoming destination for many species of birds.

Isolated and in a little-known place, this sanctuary seemed to be heading towards a slow and unstoppable decline, then it was included by the FAI in the list of Places of the Heart and a process of recovery and recovery began. The story of the origins of the sanctuary is similar to that of Lourdes, as it was built on the site where the Virgin appeared to a shepherdess. It has long been a destination for pilgrimages and was the church of the local lords whose tombs it houses. The church has not only religious value but is also of great artistic interest. The building is architecturally imposing and richly decorated inside with valuable works by Pomarancio and other talented painters from the second half of the 16th century. The surrounding buildings, less well preserved, reveal a place of peace and quiet.

Sant'Apollinare belongs to the municipality of Marsciano and is a beautiful panoramic point over the Fersenone Valley. Designed as a military building, the castle, along with many others in Umbria, was part of a circle of castles built to defend the city of Perugia from the south side on the Byzantine walls. The origins of the Castle of San Apollinare probably date back to the 10th century.

The village stands on these hills, embellished with bright red terracotta bricks. Once in the narrow streets of the old town, the atmosphere changes: it seems to go through a time portal to the Middle Ages, an era of knights and battles, in which the village was a faithful ally of Siena. However, the fact that cars can circulate in the historic center is a negative underline, as it does not allow its authentic splendor to emerge. In Città della Pieve there is the "vicolo Baciadonne", considered the narrowest alley in Italy due to its narrow width.

Sant'Apollinare belongs to the municipality of Marsciano and is a beautiful panoramic point over the Fersenone Valley. Designed as a military building, the castle, along with many others in Umbria, was part of a circle of castles built to defend the city of Perugia from the south side on the Byzantine walls. The origins of the Castle of San Apollinare probably date back to the 10th century.