Cammino dei Protomartiri Francescani: Points of interest

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

• Sant'Antonio di Padova

  20th-century sanctuary in Renaissance Revival style, dedicated to Anthony of Padua, designed by Cesare Bazzani, in Terni, Italy.

• Torre Maggiore Mount

  Natural landmark, in province of Terni, Italy, at 1,121 m elevation, built in limestone.

• Palazzo del Governo

  Palace, designed by Cesare Bazzani, in Terni, Italy.

• San Tommaso

  Museum, in Terni, Italy, designated as Italian national heritage.

• Torre Barbarasa

  A medieval tower-house of the Barbarasa family, leading figures in Terni in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries; its oldest parts go back to the thirteenth.

• Museo delle armi

  Museum of Arms. Museum, in Terni, Italy, designated as Italian national heritage.

• Fontana dello Zodiaco

  Fountain of the Zodiac. Fountain, designed by Mario Ridolfi, in Terni, Italy, designated as Italian national heritage, built in porphyry.

• San Pietro

  Church in Gothic style, in Terni, Italy.

• Chiesa di San'Alò

  Church of San'Alò. Rectangular building with perimeter walls in stone with regular courses, featuring trusses and barrel vaults.

• Chiesa di Santa Maria di Fuori

  Church of Santa Maria di Fuori. Rectangular building with perimeter walls in stone with regular courses and a pitched roof.

• Chiesa di Sant'Erasmo

  Church of Sant'Erasmo. Rectangular building with perimeter walls in squared stone with regular courses and a gabled roof supported by pointed arches.

• Monte Torricella

  Natural landmark, in province of Terni, Italy, at 1,054 m elevation, built in limestone.

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