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13세기에 지어진 바글리오니 성은 높은 곳에 있지 않으며 그 규모는 웅장함으로만 두드러집니다. 이 마을은 원래 성의 수비대 가족들이 거주하도록 되어 있었으며 오랫동안 제한된 크기로 요새 안에 머물렀습니다. 19세기에도 지적도에 따르면 30채 이상의 집이 없었습니다. 더 알아보기 👇🏻 retedimorestorichelazio.it/dimora/vt/graffignano/castello-baglioni/ https://share.google/YpRf6kRfscjZSd4Ud

Past the old monastery, you arrive at the old hamlet. This elevated village had been depopulated since the 19th century and has become a veritable ruin due to erosion and earthquakes. It was completely abandoned in 1951. The Orsini Castle at the entrance to Celleno Antico is the most beautiful building in the hamlet. It boasts a large watchtower and is surrounded by a deep moat. It was recently restored and inhabited by the artist Enrico Castellani. This internationally renowned artist (he also studied in Brussels) died on December 1, 2017. In the old market square, you'll see a beautiful rectangular bell tower, three-tiered and made of tuff. Only the walls of the old church of San Carlo (17th century), to the left of the castle, remain. Near the market square is the church of San Donato, dating from the year 1000, in Romanesque style, with a beautiful basalt portal. IMG_1306

Arriving at the start of the bridge leading to Civita di Bagnoregio on a day of unstable weather, what struck me, beyond the magnificence of this village perched atop a limestone cliff, almost like an island on the mainland, was the ever-changing colors as the light changed. A light that changed with the sky, driven by the slow and incessant flow of clouds. A silent dance ensued between the shadows and hues of the tuff, the village, and the ravines, an ephemeral and unique spectacle, unlike anything I'd ever seen elsewhere.

Piazza Sant'Agostino opens in the heart of Bagnoregio, in front of the Church of the Santissima Annunziata, whose medieval origins reflect centuries of religious and civic life in the village. At the center of the space, the bronze monument to Saint Bonaventure marks the profound bond between this place and one of its most illustrious sons. Born here in 1218, Bonaventure entered the Franciscan Order at a very young age, becoming one of the closest interpreters and custodians of the thought of Saint Francis of Assisi. As Minister General of the Order, he consolidated the rule and spread its spiritual legacy throughout Europe. The statue portrays him as a guide and teacher, surrounded by scenes that recall his dialogue between faith, study, and Franciscan life.

Easy parking, very nice bar at the start and finish. Panoramic views, ghost town and quiet forests.

A great view on the way to the village is guaranteed!

Very beautiful and worth seeing.

The houses in the village are painted with fairy tale themed murals