The beauties of the ApenninesPortico di Romagna and Surroundings
Portico di Romagna,
Where Time Stands Still
Portico di Romagna arose along the ancient road leading to Florence, already famous in Roman times as a place of markets and later as a castle belonging to the Counts Guidi of Dovadola.
Since 1386, the Florentine Republic chose Portico as the capital of its Romagna territories.
The village largely retains its medieval appearance, divided into three levels: the upper part with the castle and the parish church; the middle part with the noble palaces from the 13th and 14th centuries that hosted noble families from Romagna and Tuscany seeking refuge due to political conflicts; and finally, the lower part with the houses of artisans and the common people.
The Church of the Compagnia houses a wooden painting attributed to the painter Lorenzo di Credi (1465-1537).
The view of the village from the Ponte della Maestà, with its humpbacked profile and single arch over the Montone River, is splendid.
Church of the Company
The village
The medieval tower
Palazzo Mazzoni
Palazzo Portinari
The Clock Tower
Palazzo Traversari
Church of the Company
Via Borgo al Ponte
the Majesty Bridge
vineyard Towers
The Pieve di Santa Maria in Girone is open by appointment, phone 0543 967231.
[…] They enter the radii of these beautiful eyes it 'my love,
and sweet rin wherever I feel bitter; and they know the journey, even as those that there are already past, and they know the spot where Amor bequeathed, when to my eyes in MENARO: for that merzé, volgendosi, me make, and the one which I am seek for damages celandosi of me, then so much the love Which for her serve I tegno […]
(Rhyme, “I feel so much Love's the puissance”)
NearbyExplore the surroundings
- The Via Dante Alighieri
- Il Poggio
- The Abbey of San Benedetto
- The waterfall of Acquacheta
- The fortress
- The Palace Edition
- The Oratory of San Lorenzo
- The Oratory of Mogio
- The Clock Tower
- The Church of St. Mary of Tears
- The Church of the Intercession
- The celebration of Bonfire
- La Rocca dei Conti Guidi
- The Palace Montaguto
- The Parish of St. Andrew
- The Villa Tassinari Blanc