Halfway through Via Roma you can see one of the most photographed places of Calvi dell’Umbria because of the viewpoint overlooking the valley painted by rolling hills painted green: Piazzetta Sora Medea.
Amedea, and the square dedicated to the midwife of Calvi dell’Umbria
The name remembers the midwife Amedea, the person who saw the birth of different generations of Calvi.
The piazzetta, in its beautiful simplicity, preserves even a roman sarcophagus with cupids holding up rows of garlands, probably coming from a rustic villa in the area.
Taking a breath, closing your eyes and reopening them, discovering a panorama that spaces up to Mount Soratte, is an experience that puts us at peace with ourselves and the nature that surrounds this village and our lands.
Halfway through Via Roma you can see one of the most photographed places of Calvi dell’Umbria because of the viewpoint overlooking the valley painted by rolling hills painted green: Piazzetta Sora Medea.
Amedea, and the square dedicated to the midwife of Calvi dell’Umbria
The name remembers the midwife Amedea, the person who saw the birth of different generations of Calvi.
The piazzetta, in its beautiful simplicity, preserves even a roman sarcophagus with cupids holding up rows of garlands, probably coming from a rustic villa in the area.
Taking a breath, closing your eyes and reopening them, discovering a panorama that spaces up to Mount Soratte, is an experience that puts us at peace with ourselves and the nature that surrounds this village and our lands.