origins
History
Who knows if it was Hannibal’s castra passing through Trasimeno, as told by an ancient tradition, that gave Montecastrilli its name, certainly it was Octavian – future Augustus – who entrusted his veterans with the lands around Todi.
municipality
The built-up area of Montecastrilli, with the distinctive bell tower of the Church of San Nicolò, rises with its elegance above a hill overlooking valleys full of tilled fields, rows of vineyards and green olive groves.
It has a strong agricultural vocation, even stronger are the scenic beauties that can be enjoyed by traveling within an immense territory that holds small and incredible places, once castles, such as: Casteltodino, Farnetta, Collesecco, Castel dell’Aquila, and Quadrelli.
origins
Who knows if it was Hannibal’s castra passing through Trasimeno, as told by an ancient tradition, that gave Montecastrilli its name, certainly it was Octavian – future Augustus – who entrusted his veterans with the lands around Todi.
origins
Who knows if it was Hannibal’s castra passing through Trasimeno, as told by an ancient tradition, that gave Montecastrilli its name, certainly it was Octavian – future Augustus – who entrusted his veterans with the lands around Todi.
what to see
The historic center of Montecastrilli, from the characteristic Asso di Coppe Fountain, to the beautiful Amerina Gate, is made up of small alleys that open into small squares shaded by buildings that characterize the route.
territory
Within the territory of Montecastrilli passes the Antica Via Amerina which touches on Castel dell’Aquila, Forte Cesare, the Ospedale Mercato delle Quattro Cappelle, and the remains of the Castello di Paragnano: fortified structures protecting this important route.
where to stay
Discover the accommodation facilities of the municipality.
experience the village
The patron saint is Saint Nicholas of Myra to whom the church is dedicated and is celebrated on December 6.
Montecastrilli’s most important event is the Agricollina Market Fair, which is held in late April and involves more than 40,000 people who come from all over central Italy.
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The patron saint is Saint Nicholas of Myra to whom the church is dedicated and is celebrated on December 6.
Montecastrilli’s most important event is the Agricollina Market Fair, which is held in late April and involves more than 40,000 people who come from all over central Italy.
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Welcome in Southern Umbria,
where the slowness becomes value
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©2021 Le Terre dei Borghi Verdi