This loop trail is perfect for those who want to explore Proceno on foot, following a route that intertwines history, landscapes and symbolic places.
The walk starts and ends at the Castagnetelle Picnic Area, crossing the most significant streets of the village and touching some of its most evocative spots.
From Castagnetelle Picnic Area to the Fortress
Related: Proceno Castle
Starting from the Castagnetelle Picnic Area, follow the signs along the Strada delle Rogge, through a residential area and past a small roadside shrine. The path ascends to the Fortress of Proceno, one of the village’s iconic landmarks, offering a breathtaking view of the Stridolone River Valley.
The Archpriest Church and the Garden of Sant’Agnese
Related: Church of St. Agnes of Montepulciano
Continue toward the historic center and reach the Archpriest Church of the Holy Savior, a key spiritual landmark for the community. A little further, at the highest point of the village, you arrive at the Garden of Sant’Agnese, a peaceful, evocative space with wide views over the surrounding landscape.
Starting from the Castagnetelle Picnic Area, follow the signs along the Strada delle Rogge, through a residential area and past a small roadside shrine. The path ascends to the Fortress of Proceno, one of the village’s iconic landmarks, offering a breathtaking view of the Stridolone River Valley.
Related: SFORZA PALACE
The route descends into the heart of the village, dominated by the majestic Palazzo Guido Ascanio Sforza. The square in front of it is a central gathering place for Proceno’s cultural and social life, often hosting events and community moments.
Church of San Martino and Return to Castagnetelle
Related: Church of San Martino
The final stretch of the route leads to the Church of San Martino, also known as Church of the Friars, nestled in greenery and silence. From here, the loop closes, returning to the Castagnetelle Picnic Area, a perfect spot to relax in nature and quiet.
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