Cammino dei Borghi Silenti: Points of interest

Cultural and natural places linked to this walk in the Appy catalogue. Check each location and description to plan your visit.

• Madonna della Pasquarella

  A hermitage tucked among rock and thick woods, with roots in the 11th century.

• Castello di Poggio

  A castle with Byzantine roots, fought over by Todi, the Apostolic Chamber and Orvieto for its strategic position.

• Castello di Carnano

  Castle built by the Baschi counts to guard their mountain frontier, with a keep and walls that appear whole on a 1583 print.

• Monte Croce di Serra

  Natural landmark, in Umbria, Italy, at 997 m elevation.

• Torre Errighi

  Castle, in Montecchio, Italy, designated as Italian national heritage.

• Castello di Capecchio

  Castle of Capecchio. Castle, in Baschi, Italy, designated as Italian national heritage.

• Castrum Ilionis

  Castrum Ilionis, also known as Castiglione de Franconibus, is a castle in Izzalini, Todi, Italy - one of the many built during the XIII century by the comune of Todi as part of its fortified system.

• San Rocco

  Historic church. Worth a quiet moment inside if the doors are open.

• Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary

  Historic church. Worth a quiet moment inside if the doors are open.

• Sant'Antonio Abate

  Historic church. Worth a quiet moment inside if the doors are open.

• San Nicolò

  Church, in Baschi, Italy, designated as Italian national heritage.

• Monte Pianicel Grande

  Summit of the Monti Amerini in Umbria, marked by a wooden cross. Hiking loops from Melezzole pass over it on the way down to Santa Restituta.

• Madonna delle Grazie

  Historic church. Worth a quiet moment inside if the doors are open.

• San Giovanni Battista

  Church, dedicated to John the Baptist, in Montecchio, Italy.

• San Biagio

  Historic church. Worth a quiet moment inside if the doors are open.

• Sant'Andrea Apostolo

  Historic church. Worth a quiet moment inside if the doors are open.

• Chiesa della Madonna del Prato

  Historic church. Worth a quiet moment inside if the doors are open.

• Lago di Alviano

  Reservoir on the Tiber, formed behind a hydroelectric dam, that became a WWF wildlife oasis once migratory birds settled in the marsh upstream.

• Grotta Bella

  Cave. Grotta Bella is a cave and archaeological site located near Avigliano Umbro in Italy.

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