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Italic in origin, Cascia was an important Roman Centre: numerous archaeological finds recovered here are kept in the Italia national library and in the Vatican Museums (small italic bronzes). Architectural remains in the area itself include the temple of Villa San Silvestro.
Cascia has become famous for Santa Rita, an Augustine nun born in 1381 in Roccaporena, who died in 1447 and sanctified in 1900.
From the farm holidays is possible reach Vallo di Nera, Scheggino, Spoleto, Assisi, Perugia and the Cascate delle Marmore.
The Sabine city of Norcia is located in the most montanious and picturesque corner of Umbria, in the area of the Monti Sibillini Park, and preserves intact the reminders of its roman and medieval past.
Norcia is famous for artistic and gastronomic resources and known as the homeland of St. Benedict.
Preci is a hillside castle-town dating back to the 13th century which is located near the Saint Eutizio abbey.
Preci in 1500 is very famous in italy and Europe for a surgical school.
The park of Monti Sibillini is a one Jewellery landscape and natural most important in Umbria and in Italy. Is famous for the Vettore mountain (2476 s.l.m) and Castelluccio di Norcia known for “Lenticchia”.
In Poggiodomo there is an retreat (Madonna della Stella) that date at sec XIV, is very beautiful because is possible visit the old cell and the old wall painting.
Valnerina
Welcome to Valnerina, a 70 Kilometre-long valley enjoying the wide embrice of tens of other peaceful valleys and the trasparent caresses of lively torrents that rush down the gentle slopes of vivid green mountains.
This simply mystical yet wonderfully earthly image has been forged by Mother Nature through the River Nera, creating an area between the woods that men-in appreciation of such beauty-have called Valnerina in honour of the river.
