Vasanello, a tiny village along the Amerina Way whose red and rough tuff walls are part of an agricultural and natural environment of rare beauty, that frames a rupestrian past: initially Etruscan-Roman, then medieval, crystallized in the archaeological remnants all around. The beauties of the territory are accompanied by the ceramic industry testimonies: a tradition that Vasanello silently have been holding for almost 2500 years.

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WHERE SHALL WE GO?

•  The old village of Vasanello (VT)
• The medieval rocky settlement of Palazzolo
• The countryside around
  

WHAT SHALL WE SEE/DO?

• Vasanello’s monuments and the ancient kilns in the village
• The "butto" (=dump) of faliscan-roman furnace and the historical clay caves, the hydraulic pipes of the Roman era
• The medieval rupestrian architecture of settlements in the gorges
• The medeval towers, the Necropoli of “Morticelli”
• The pristine nature of the ravines where crayfish dwells