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Cascia e Valnerina

Cascia
• Cascia is placed in the most mountainous area of Umbria, from probable Umbrian origins it was inhabited by the Romans. Ancient Roman municipality… more

Cerreto di Spoleto
• First knowledge of its existence only in the XIIIth century for its important strategic position on the outlet of the Vigi valley.
• The village is… more

Monteleone di Spoleto
• From uncertain but remote origins. Monteleone di Spoleto rose on the ruins of the ancient city of Brufa. In the Middle-Ages it had been part of the Dukedom of… more

Norcia
• Founded by the Sabini, the historical centre was completly fenced with walls. In according to historians, the territory of Norcia was inhabitated since neolithic… more

Poggiodomo
• Rose compact on a spur of a rock around a castle from the XIIIth-XIVth century and it's an important agricultural centre. It has been part of Spoleto's… more

Preci
• Rose in the Valley of the Campiano torrent or Castoriana Valley during the Benedictine colonisation in the high Middle-ages, it was refuge of numerous hermits.… more

Sant'Anatolia di Narco
• Rose with the Benedictine colonization in the place where abbot sublacense Leone in the mid-Xth century found the body of Audace, hired ruffian, who killed at… more

Scheggino
• From ancient origins, first called Schiaginum then Schezzino and in the beginning of the XVIIIth century, Scheggino, agricultural centre, rose on a slant around a… more

Vallo di Nera
• One of the fortified centres of the Valnerina after its old and primitive castle was destroyed by the Dukedom of Spoleto in 1216.
• First historical… more