Archaeology

Castello Ruffo: Scilla’s Symbolic Lookout over the Strait

From the legendary Tyrrhenians, who are said to have first guarded the promontory, to the Ruffo family, who turned it into their stronghold.

Arch of Augustus, imposing entrance to Rimini

Majestic arch, erected in 27 AD and dedicated to Emperor Augustus; it ends the Via Flaminia and gives access to the ancient town. Together with the Tiberius Bridge, it is a symbol of the town

Roman Rimini: the Tiberius Bridge

An architectural marvel that has stood the test of time: ancient arches over the Marecchia River still carry a modern road.

The Stilaro River

From tumultuous torrent to broad fiumara, this is the becoming of one of the Serre's most historically rich waterways

A weekend in Ferruzzano, in the Valley of the Armenians

Ancient millstones, a Roman road, a ghost town, an artist's house and many natural wonders in Ionian Calabria

The archaeological site of Scoppieto

An ancient village of potters found along the course of the Tiber River

Nature and prehistory at the lakes of Revine

Four picturesque hamlets and a village emerging from the mists of time

In Narni, Garibaldi Square

A "lake" hidden in the village

The Walls of Amelia

Ancient giants guarding the village

Argusto - The Sofia Bridge

From the village we descend to the river following the echo of a pitiful legend

Gasperina - Our Lady of Termini

As its name suggests, the shrine stands in a relevant location where the territory subject to the Charterhouse of San Bruno once ended

Montauro - The grange of Sant'Anna

The vestiges of a great past against the backdrop of the beautiful nature of the Orange Coast