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Altidona Lago Azzurro is an exceptional location, in the Marche countryside, characterized by a landscape of great beauty.
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Altidona: Archaeological finds trace the origins of Altidona to 150,000 years ago. It was then inhabited by the Pelasgians, an ancient Greek people, and then by the Piceni. In 485 BC the Romans arrived. Altidona belonged to Fermo, to the Abbey of Farfa in Sabina, then again to Fermo.
Initially the castle of S. Biagio in Barbolano was built which sank into the sea in the early Middle Ages or perhaps was demolished by the Altidonesi. After the twelfth century, the inhabitants of the city of Altidona gave life to a new castle, around the parish of Santa Maria and San Ciriaco, which was built on the hill of the present city and whose medieval walls are still well preserved.
Of interest is the Belvedere, a medieval watchtower overlooking the Aso Valley, and the table, attributed to Vincenzo Pagani, depicting the Madonna and Child, two saints and donor preserved in the parish church. Villa Montana and the Roman cistern are located in the ancient district of Barbolano.
If you want to make a trip to Italy, the first thing that comes to mind is Tuscany. But Italy has much more to offer. The Marche region is one of the most beautiful areas to visit in Italy, both in terms of landscape and culture. With this calendar you can enjoy fantastic views from Italy, where it is most beautiful.
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