몽셀리체 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

This is the church near the poet Petrarch's house, where he often went to pray. It is a Romanesque structure dating back to the 12th century, modified several times, and contains a magnificent 17th-century wooden altar, a Roman-era holy water font, and much more. A visit to the museum is highly recommended. Classical music concerts are occasionally held there.

Climbing the steps from the panoramic viewpoint of Monte Castello you reach the hermitage of Santa Domenica.

Between the Castello and Ricco mountains, in the south-eastern area of the Euganean Hills, this panoramic point is located at the intersection of some paths. From here you can observe the Paduan plain and also other surrounding hilltops.

Wonderful village in the heart of the hills. Worth the short, very steep climb from the center to get to the little square at the top

Arquà Petrarca, in the heart of the Euganean Hills, is a charming little gem. The beauty of its small historic center, still extraordinarily intact and original, has earned it a place among the "Most Beautiful Villages in Italy." Beyond its objective medieval charm, what is striking about Arquà Petrarca is that, despite the large number of visitors, it has retained its pristine appearance: no souvenir shops, no overflowing ice cream parlors, no loud signs; as unfortunately often happens in other tourist villages, such as those on Lake Garda. The name "Arquà" was added to the name "Petrarca" with the annexation of the Veneto to the Kingdom of Italy (1868), in honor of the poet who spent the last years of his life here. https://www.arquapetrarca.com https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arquà_Petrarca

The Dosso Solone, 303 meters high, is part of the three hillocks that form Mount Ricco. The Dosso Solone is also called by the locals "El Moton".

A wonderful view of Monte Calbarina and Monte Ricco

The path to Monte Calbrina starts from the small but beautiful lake "Della Costa".