La Ciriola

Narni

The earliest historic information about Narni, "Nequinum", date back to 600 b.C. In 299 b.C. was a Roman colony, and in 233 b.C. became an important garrison for the construction of Via Flaminia. Narni was exposed to the barbaric invasions owing to its key position, and became a free municipality in the XI century. During the Renaissance was visited by artists of great fame. Narni presents numerous monuments of relevance. In the immediate outskirts of the town, there is the "Rocca Albornoz", recently restructured, and August's Bridge, built in 27 b.C., 160 metres long, of which remains an arch 30 metres of height.

Distance: ca. 29 km.