Saludecio in the province of Rimini, is an interesting medieval village of the Malatesta Seignory whose walls enclose elegant palaces, towers and squares that bear witness to the history that has passed through it. There are beautiful itineraries that can be followed on foot or by bike around the town.
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Castle & Historic House
Castello di Cerreto (fraction of Saludecio)
It is one of the most beautiful rural villages of the Malatesta Seignory and still preserves many traces of the fortified structures of the Middle Ages.
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Castle & Historic House
Castello di Meleto (fraction of Saludecio)
A small fortified village 4 kilometers from Saludecio with interesting evidence of its ancient structures.
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Castle & Historic House
Chiesa e Convento frati Girolomini
An important church in Saludecio that preserves some eighteenth-century works.
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Heritage Collection
Santo amato Ronconi di Saludecio olmo del Santo amato
Possibility to see the places of worship and the valuable urn of the patron saint of Saludecio.
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Museo di Saludecio e del beato amato
The most important Diocesan Museum in the province of Rimini, where numerous works bearing writings or engravings relating to Blessed Amato are on display, as well as the Positio, the initial act of the canonization process.
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Municipal library "p. Francesco Modesti"
It is possible to visit, upon reservation, the Historical Archive, with a large number of 19th century volumes, very important for the history and the cultural identity of Saludecio.
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Heritage Collection
Museum exhibition dedicated to Giuseppe Garibaldi collezione Ottaviani
It contains curiosities, autographed letters of Garibaldi, Victor Hugo, edicts, uniforms, flags, ceramics, paintings, among which is the most beautiful portrait of Anita.
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Piazza Santo Amato (within the municipality), ancient halls of the Malatesta Castle.
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Heritage Collection
Chiesa parrocchiale San Biagio - santuario Santo Amato Ronconi - archivio parrocchiale San Biagio
It has been rightly called the Cathedral of the Conca Valley, built between 1794 and 1803.
