S. Maria Immacolata Borgo La Farnesiana - S. Maria Immacolata Borgo La Farnesiana
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Contact S. Maria Immacolata Borgo La Farnesiana
| Address : | 00051 La Farnesiana RM, Italy |
| Postal code : | 00051 |
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| City : | La Farnesiana |
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Bruno Franconi on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Inverosimile trovare un antica ( in rovina) chiesa stile gotico sperduta (ma non proprio) nelle colline sud tolfetane che guardano il. mare
 It is unlikely to find an ancient (in ruins) Gothic style church lost (but not really) in the southern Tolfetan hills overlooking the. sea
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Patrizia Martinelli on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Il borgo e la chiesa fanno parte del cosiddetto Anello che comprende anche i ruderi dell'antica Cencelle o Leooli, costruita da papa Leone IV.
Il borgo La Fatnesiana fu eretto da papa Paolo II Farnese e fu attivo tra il XVI e il XVIII secolo, dopo la scoperta dell'alluce in questo settore della Maremma laziale.
Il borgo sorse intorno a un mulino, a un forno e a una torre medievale tra i Monto della Rolfa e la valle del Mignone, suoi confini naturali. All'interno del borgo doveva sorgere una memoria dedicata a S. Severa.
L'imponente chiesa dedicata a S. Maria Immacolata fu costruita quando un gruppo di gesuiti romani si trasferì in loco quando la proprietà fu trasferita dai Fatnesr al Monte di Pietà di Roma.
La passeggiata fino al borgo è molto gradevole e suggestiva.
The village and the church are part of the so-called Ring which also includes the ruins of the ancient Cencelle or Leooli, built by Pope Leo IV.
The La Fatnesiana village was built by Pope Paul II Farnese and was active between the 16th and 18th centuries, after the discovery of the big toe in this sector of the Lazio Maremma.
The village was built around a mill, an oven and a medieval tower between the Monto della Rolfa and the Mignone valley, its natural borders. A memory dedicated to S. Severa must have been built inside the village.
The imposing church dedicated to S. Maria Immacolata was built when a group of Roman Jesuits moved there when the property was transferred from the Fatnesr to the Monte di Pietà in Rome.
The walk to the village is very pleasant and suggestive.
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