English section – The “Castellaccio” – Villa “Mengazza” – Villa “Orestina”
The “Castellaccio” Walking back to Faenza, along Castel Raniero street, you can see a group of buildings disposed…
Un'idea innovativa targata I.T.I.P. Luigi Bucci – Faenza
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English section – Villa “Ragazzina” (detta anche “Ergazzina”)
No one has got informations about his origins but it is hypothesized that this building can date back…
English section – Former colony “Vittorio Emanuele III”
The former colony was built in 1930 between the first and second world war. It was originally built…
English section – Church of Sant’Apollinare in Castel Raniero
The church documents testify to its existence since 1261. The building has undergone great changes over the centuries,…
English section – Welcome to Passeggiata Digitale
Hello there and welcome to Passeggiata Digitale (in English “Digital Walk”), in this short article we will explain…
Villa Laderchi – Via Rio Biscia (ponte di Rio Biscia)
Villa Laderchi detta “Rotonda” Il percorso ha inizio a Villa Laderchi conosciuta anche come Villa Rotonda. Voluta dal…
English section – The “Olmatello” – “Quercione”
The Olmatello The Olmatello is a badland formation that overlooks the San Cristoforo valley. This natural balcony is…
English section – Villa Laderchi – Via Rio Biscia (Rio Biscia bridge)
Villa Laderchi called “Rotonda” The route begins at Villa Laderchi also known as Villa Rotonda. Commissioned by Count…
L’Olmatello – Il Quercione
L’Olmatello L’Olmatello è una formazione calanchiva che si affaccia sulla valle di San Cristoforo. Questo “balcone naturale” è…
Villa “Ragazzina” (detta anche “Ergazzina”)
Non si hanno informazioni certe sulle sue origini ma si ipotizza che l’edificio possa risalire al 1857, in…