What we are presenting and recommending in this short article is an itinerary that you can do even in just one day and which takes place in Umbria. The stages can be visited both in the order followed in this article and in the reverse order.
During this trip you will get to know a body of water with heavenly colors for complete relaxation, a small temple interesting from a historical and artistic point of view and surrounded by nature and a Franciscan hermitage on the hill, between peace and tranquility with a spectacular view of the valley.
❤ Scopriamo l’Italia insieme Una Fonte paradisiaca, Tempietto nella Natura e un #Eremo francescano. Durante questa #gita potrai conoscere uno specchio d’acqua con i colori paradisiaci per un pieno relax, un piccolo tempio interessante dal punto di vista storico artistico e immerso nella #natura e un eremo francescano sulla collina, tra #pace e tranquillità con una vista spettacolare sulla valle During this trip you will get to know a body of water with heavenly #colors for complete relaxation, a small temple interesting from a historical and artistic point of view and surrounded by nature and a Franciscan hermitage on the hill, between peace and tranquility with a spectacular view of the valley
The Fonti del Clitunno are a naturalistic park that can be reached along the Via Flaminia, between Spoleto and Foligno, and belong to the municipality of Campello sul Clitunno. This place is characterized by the presence of fauna such as ducks, swans and other aquatic… [Continua a leggere]
The Tempietto del Clitunno is a small chapel in the shape of a temple in the municipality of Pissignano (PG). It is located about 1 km downstream from the springs of the Clitunno river (“Fonti del Clitunno”), in an area where there are other resurgences… [Continua a leggere]
The Campello sul Clitunno hermitage is a religious complex located on the top of a hill in the Umbrian valley, a few kilometers from Spoleto. The hermitage was founded by St. Francis of Assisi in the 13th century, and was inhabited by Franciscan friars for… [Continua a leggere]
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