Sentiero dell'Acquedotto Romano

Name: Sentiero dell'Acquedotto Romano
Address: Via Subasio, 50, 06038 Spello PG, Italy, Spello, 06038, Italia

4.7/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

Contact Sentiero dell'Acquedotto Romano

Address :	Via Subasio, 50, 06038 Spello PG, Italy
Postal code :	06038
Website :	http://www.iluoghidelsilenzio.it/acquedotto-romano-di-spello/
Categories :	Exhibit ,
City :	Spello

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F	Francesco Mattioli on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Sentiero ben curato e con un panorama stupendo, uno scorcio di Spello e della vallata ai suoi piedi veramente da favola. Sentiero semplice da affrontare anche senza attrezzatura adeguata. Ottimo per chi passeggiata con il proprio cane. Well-groomed path with a wonderful panorama, a glimpse of Spello and the valley at its feet truly fabulous. Simple path to tackle even without adequate equipment. Excellent for those who walk with their dog.
a	angela menegotto on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I vari reperti romani sono abbandonati e trascurati..basterebbe poco in un sentiero così bello ! The various Roman finds are abandoned and neglected .. it would not take much in such a beautiful path!
G	Gianluca Bartolini on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Il percorso dell’Acquedotto Romano è lungo circa 4 km un’ora di camminata con un dislivello di 150 m se si arriva fino alla Fonte del Molinaccio oppure di circa 280 m se si arriva fino a Collepino . Tra la Fonte del Molinaccio e il borgo di Collepino ci sono 15 minuti di passeggiata . Il percorso è molto semplice e adatto a tutti nel percorso ci sono 3 fontane con acqua potabile The path of the Roman Aqueduct is about 4 km long, an hour's walk with a difference in height of 150 m if you get to the Fonte del Molinaccio or about 280 m if you get to Collepino. Between the Fonte del Molinaccio and the village of Collepino there is a 15 minute walk. The path is very simple and suitable for everyone in the path there are 3 fountains with drinking water
M	M.Giovanna G. on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Passeggiata massimamente gradevole, agevole e suggestiva. Percorso ideale per immergersi nella quiete rurale umbra, tra oliveti, borghi e, particolarità impareggiabile, lungo i resti continuamente visibili dell'antico acquedotto d'epoca augustea. Insomma, gran parte della migliore essenza della mia terra in 5.5 km (e altrettanti al ritorno). Consiglierei però una segnaletica più precisa all'imbocco del percorso, sia venendo da Spello sia da Collepino. Avevo infatti lasciato l'auto a Spello (a Fonte della Bulgarella, individuabile su Maps). Un cartello ben evidente indicava un sentiero largo in salita. Invece, dal posto auto, bisognava piegare, poco dopo l'imbocco della salita, lievemente a destra. Io ho tirato dritto per la via più larga, ho rischiato di perdermi e comunque ho allungato di 4km. Similmente da Collepino, dove ho dovuto chiedere perché ai bivi non era immediatamente evidente da dove imboccare il percorso. Extremely pleasant, easy and suggestive walk. Ideal route to immerse yourself in the Umbrian rural quiet, among olive groves, villages and, unparalleled peculiarity, along the continuously visible remains of the ancient Augustan aqueduct. In short, much of the best essence of my land in 5.5 km (and as many on the way back). However, I would recommend more precise signs at the start of the route, both coming from Spello and Collepino. I had in fact left the car in Spello (in Fonte della Bulgarella, identifiable on Maps). A clearly visible sign indicated a wide uphill path. Instead, from the parking space, you had to turn slightly to the right shortly after the start of the climb. I pulled straight for the widest route, I risked getting lost and in any case I extended by 4km. Similarly from Collepino, where I had to ask why at the crossroads it was not immediately obvious where to take the route.
E	Elenatube on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Bellissima passeggiata con panorama! Peccato l'erba un po'troppo alta attorno al sentiero. Beautiful walk with a view! Too bad the grass a little too high around the path.
C	Chris Wentworth on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Stunning views mixed with famous quotations to get your creative juices flowing. Wonderful!
J	Joel Moralez on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A must see even if only for a short time. As much as I would have liked to hike the entire 2.5 miles to Collepino, I'm just very happy to have seen these ancient Roman aqueducts at all. Truly amazing how well intacted they still are. Not to forget the views of Spello, the mountains beyond, the valley below, and the endless olive trees. It's a walk amongst history... Directions: If arriving within Spello, the easiest way to find the trail head is to walk to the very north edge of the town (about another 4 mins of walking from the Arco Romano) and exit the walls through porta montanara by via poeta. (Do not follow the Google directions as it will make you walk all the way around; there is no need to do so as via poeta will connect directly through- even cars can drive this route). Continue until you reach via bulgarella, which will lead you directly to the trail head. The trail head is well marked and easy to see from afar.
C	Chiara Ermini on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Wonderful path between olive tress, plants and flowers following the antique Roman aqueduct. The view is absolutely breathtaking, very close to Spello which is absolutely worth visiting.