Must see | Borgo di Cesi

Churches

Saint Agnes Church

Located inside the village but in a panoramic position, the church, once annexed to the Benedictine monastery, features a Baroque ...

Churches

The origin of the church is presumably very ancient, probably dating back to the period immediately following the abandonment of C...

Churches

Built in the early 1500s on a small oratory by the will of the Cesi community, it was restored in the 18th century and completely ...

Palaces

The 17th century building is an interesting block construction with a small central courtyard and a frescoed main floor.

Churches

Immersed in a thick wood, the small church was built by the Contelori family on the site of an older oratory.

Churches

The church of St. Erasmo stands in a splendid position, suspended between heaven and earth, on a spur of rock overlooking the Tern...

Churches

The church, built in the 11th century, rises above the mediaeval walls and includes, in part, the ancient ramparts.

Churches

The church, built in 1675 on an ancient hermitage immersed in the wood of St.Onofrio, stands in a dominant position overlooking th...

Archaeological sites

At the top of the village of Cesi, where the now ruined and abandoned church of St.Onofrio is located, stands one of the best pres...

Palaces

Along the road alongside the old medieval walls

Archaeological sites

The fortifications of Cesi are a masterpiece of medieval military engineering, consisting of the Rocca (fortress) and a series of ...

Archaeological sites

Leaving Cesi along the road to Terni, in a locality called La Pittura, there is a massive substructure in very regular polygonal w...

Archaeological sites

The spur of St.Erasmo, looming above the village of Cesi and evidently directly connected with it, certainly represents the best p...

Palaces

Connecting structure to the defensive wall

Archaeological sites

Torre Maggiore mountain has always represented a visual and identifying landmark for the whole of the Terni area, since it is the ...