The bell tower of St. Anthony of Padua Church was added to the complex in 1935. The tower was conceived as a powerful territorial sign, as can be seen from its size...
The bell tower of St. Anthony of Padua Church was added to the complex in 1935. The tower was conceived as a powerful territorial sign, as can be seen from its size...
The Rocca d'Elmici is located on the left side of the Rabbi river, opposite the Rocca delle Caminate...
The building was built in the 1930s under the name of Opera Nazionale Dopolavoro. Today it has been transformed into a multi-purpose facility, inaugurated in 1995..
The villa has three floors with an elegant turret, large rooms and a chapel rich in stuccoes. Surrounded by a park of secular oaks, lime-trees and cypresses..
Situated on a hillside and surrounded by rows of native vineyards, Villa La Pandolfa is sumptuous in its fine architectural elements and noble furnishings...
The villa was built in the eighteenth century by Cardinal Raggio, from whom it takes its name, in the middle of a large park of cypresses, pines, poplars and acacias, with a huge cedar tree...
The medieval village consists of a group of houses, the square (now Piazza Cavour), a church, a fortress, an ancient gate and an old wine cellar located under the square..
The eighteenth-century sanctuary was restored in 1927 by the architect Antonio Rizzi and dedicated to the Blessed Virgin of the Majesty for the graces received and in memory of the dead of the 1915-18 war...
The church, of very ancient origins, is still very suggestive today, being one of the rare examples of Romanesque architecture in the Forlì valleys...
The only historical monument (11th century) in Fiumana, it was restored and reopened for worship on 29 December 2002...
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