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매우 귀여운 작은 마을입니다. 매우 특징적인 큰 다리 2개가 있습니다.

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Fast flowing road but with little traffic on Sundays

Service column for bicycles and e-bikes: free charging, pump and tools for repairing breakdowns. Free charging and self-repair station for bicycles and e-bikes.

The Insigne Collegiata Church was built in the 10th century by Raniero Cavalca, Count of Bertinoro and lord of the place, who had it erected on the ruins of the chapel dedicated to the Virgin martyr Saint Agatha. The original construction was of Romanesque architecture. It was subsequently expanded in 1520 under the lordship of Ottaviano Fregoso by will of the people. With subsequent expansions it lost its original characteristics to transform itself into a typical 18th century church, especially after the radical restoration of 1776 in Baroque style. ... On the left of the church stands a mighty 35-meter-high bell tower rebuilt in 1885 based on a design by the architect from Santagata Santi Botticelli. The current round bell tower with a spire takes the place of the older one with a square base in Romanesque style which collapsed in 1865 due to lack of maintenance. Under the Collegiate Church Presbytery you can visit the very ancient octagonal Crypt from the 8th century; this was created with the recycled materials of the primitive Church and was recently restored by the parish priest Don Erminio Gatti. ... (Source: https://www.lavalmarecchia.it/visita/poggio-torriana/insigne-chiesa-collegiata.html )

apart from a couple of slightly tough tears, all white and easy to ride, I recommend it to those who don't know it

when you see the bench stop and enjoy this wonder

Monte Sorbo rises at 441 meters above sea level. and is 8 km from the center of Mercato Saraceno. A beautiful signposted panoramic road leads to the extraordinary Parish Church, dedicated to S. Maria Annunziata, a beacon of Christianity and a historical destination for pilgrims. Dating back to the 8th century, the Parish assumed great importance since the 10th century, when Florentius, bishop of Sarsina, was buried there in 995. For the centuries of the Middle Ages, the parish church was frequented by pilgrims who, on their way to Rome, found safe refuge in an annexed "hospital"... (Source: https://www.mercatosaracenoturismo.it/-/pieve-monte-sorbo)