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The earthquake occurred in 1695 caused the destruction of almost the entire district of Contrata Carcere and its […]

St. Bonaventure’s House was sited on a cliff face, on the southern side of the town. The Del […]

The construction date of this church is unknown. It seems that it was built on a pre-existing pagan […]

The museum is sited within a wonderful Renaissance palace, Palazzo Alemanni Mazzocchi, a 1585 building that shares its […]

The Porta Santa Maria is a refined entrance gate to Civita. Among the plentiful gates in town, it […]

The Valle dei Calanchi is a territory bordered on one side by a valley where the Rio Torbido […]

The terrace of the Belvedere in Bagnoregio offers an extraordinary view over one of the most suggestive panoramas […]

The western edge of the Belvedere hosts the Grotta di San Bonaventura, an ancient Etruscan tomb dug into […]

The monument was realized in the foundries of Rome on 24 December and moved to Bagnoregio on 26 […]

The church is also known as St. Augustine’s Church, as it has been officiated by the Augustinians — […]

The Taruffi Museum is placed in the same building that formerly hosted the municipal slaughterhouse. After renovation works, […]

The Cathedral of Bagnoregio is sited in Piazza Cavour. Previously, the edifice was a humble church dedicated to […]

The tremendous earthquakes that hit and ravaged the region in 1695, 1755, and 1759 led to the Friars […]

The monument of the Piramide is an ossuary sited in the Parco della Rimembranza, the park created in […]

Formerly dedicated to Sant’Angelo, the church was purchased by the Compagnia di San Bonaventura on 13 March 1632. […]