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There is no rational choice possible, in including or excluding a visit to the villages that populate the Nera valley, so I recommend you go and see them all, with the same calm of the waters of its river.

From here a cycleable climb up to Forca di Arrone to swoop down to Lake Piediluco.

Built in the 15th century in Renaissance style. Three nave church

Arrone takes its name from its founder, a Roman nobleman who settled in this area in the 9th century AD, building a wooden castle around which a village slowly grew. The current appearance is the medieval one still dominated by the castle, now in masonry, which stands at the top of the hill. Arrone is included in the list of the "Most beautiful villages in Italy" and is located within the Nera river park. The municipal area is suitable for various sporting activities such as cycling, hiking, rafting and rock climbing. Don't miss the local specialty: river prawn broth and trout fillet.

The Hermitage of Sant'Antonio dates back to the 12th century, is entirely dug into the rock and is dedicated to Saints Anthony of Padua and Anthony the Abbot.

Prato Manente is a large clearing at 1202 m above sea level. Here there is a particular richness of plant species including sycamore maple, mountain ash and beech.

Small village to visit, also fun to do by bike through the steep alleys that rise up to the bell tower.

Pope Paul V and the autonomies granted in the 1500s to the Lord of Polino