Route of the Castle Walls

In the heart of Umbria, perched on a hill and surrounded by centuries-old olive trees, lies the ancient village of Stroncone.

This medieval pearl, nestling in the province of Terni, is a jewel that has kept the charm of its past intact.
The first defensive unit was a watch tower, erected to control the communication routes between the Via Flaminia and the secondary routes of the Salaria.

The castle walls of Stroncone, with their imposing structure, tell stories of battles and daily life in the village.

Today, the castle walls are not only a historical monument, but also the heart of a new pedestrian path with panoramic sites, two intermediate entrances to the historical centre, a panoramic sidewalk and new lighting along all the city walls, making the walk an evocative experience even at night.

This walk allows visitors to immerse themselves in history, touching stone that has resisted time and human affairs.
The route winds along the ancient fortresses, offering unique views of the village and the valley below. Every stone, every tower, every opening in the wall is a living page of Stroncone's history, ready to be discovered and told.