Cammino delle Chiese campestri: Points of interest
Cultural and natural places linked to this walk in the Appy catalogue. Check each location and description to plan your visit.
- Castello
Castle, in Pietrabbondante, Italy, designated as Italian national heritage.
- Palazzo Martino
In the building, there are four residential units.
- Casa, plurifamiliare
In the building, there are three residential units, a storage room, and a garage.
- Palazzo Lalli
In the building, there are three residential units.
- Casa Fabrizio
In the building, in addition to the two residential units, there are two garages.
- Casa, bifamiliare, comunale
In the building, in addition to the two residential units, there is a storage room.
- Casa, in linea, plurifamiliare
In the building, there are five residential units, two storage rooms, and a garage.
- Casa Delli Quadri-Di Placito
Terraced building with a pitched roof, covered with tiles, featuring a cornice with a 'a romanelle' technique, characterized by balconies on the two upper levels. Access portal with an arch in stone.
- Casa Notaro-Vergato
End building of three levels, with a multi-pitched roof, made of continuous masonry in regular coursed stone, partially plastered. Window sills, frames, and lintels made of squared stone blocks.
- Casa Nerone-Marcovecchio
Building of three levels, one of which is a basement, with a gabled roof, made of plastered continuous stone masonry. The only decorative elements are a stone portal and the cornice "a romanella".
- Torre Marchesani
The tower was divided into several levels accessible via a staircase, now completely destroyed, of which only the hatches are visible.
- Casa Di Iorio
Row construction of three levels in continuous plastered limestone masonry, with a gabled roof characterized on the facade by two portals, windows on the first level, and a balcony and a window on…
- Palazzo Pesa
Block building of three floors, one of which is a basement in plastered masonry, with a gabled roof; the only decorative elements are the arched portal in the middle of the facade, a balcony aligned…
- Palazzo Di Salvo-Mancini
Block building, articulated, composed of 3 bodies of construction, one of which is incorporated into the central body, and one lower on the right side of the main facade, decorated in neoclassical…
- Palazzo Di Salvo-Carmosino
Building incorporated into the urban fabric, but with the connotation of a villa, with a ramp leading from the street to the adjoining garden.
- Casa Ricci
Corner portion of a linear building, with an L-shaped plan, masonry in stone, plastered on the main front, with a gabled roof and a covering of terracotta tiles.
- Casa, plurifamiliare
The building, adjacent to the urban gate and the main church on the north front, has a square plan made of exposed stone masonry, with floors and a gabled roof with differentiated ridges, defining…
- Chiesa Santa Vittoria Vergine e Martire
The church has a Latin cross and rectangular plan (dimensions 19.40x21.60 h. 12m) with three asymmetric naves featuring vaulted bays, continuous plastered masonry, resting on a rock base.
- Casa Palomba-Vespa
Row building with a trapezoidal plan made of almost regular stone masonry, wooden floor, and a two-slope roof made of sandstone and limestone shingles.
- Chiesa di San Rocco
The building is a square plan structure (dimensions 12.40x12.60x8) made of stone masonry, plastered only on the facade which presents an attic, topped in the center by a bell tower in masonry.
- Chiesa di Santa Maria delle Grazie
The church, originally rectangular with a single nave, has become a three-nave structure with a square plan following various restorations.
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