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Essential Allerona information
Essential information about Allerona.
Allerona Hotels & Accomodations
Allerona Accomodation resources.
Allerona food & gifts Shops
Allerona food & souvenir Shops.

List of Allerona hamlets
Complete list of Allerona hamlets.
Allerona Restaurants
Selected list of Allerona restaurants.
Allerona places of interest
Allerona must-see places.

About Allerona

Allerona is a town of ancient origin in the province of Terni, located on a hill 472 meters high.
The first settlements in the area date back to Etruscan times, while the first documented presence is related to the Roman civilization: traces have been found along the ancient Via Cassia. Allerona in the Middle Ages was an important feudal castle; today visitors can still see remains of the ancient castle walls and two gates, called The Sun and The Moon, as well as the urban structure. The town is situated in the so called "blessed triangle" amid the beautiful natural landscapes of Umbria, Lazio and Tuscany.

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Allerona and hamlets

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Casa Nuova
Palombara

San Pietro Acquaeortus
Stazione di Allerona

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Essential Allerona Information for Tourists

Allerona Town Hall

Nearest Train Station: Via della stazione (Allerona-Castel Viscardo)

Nearest Airport: S. Francesco Airport, Perugia
Tel.: +39 075 592141 | Book service: +39 075 5928017

Allerona Hotels / Accomodations, Restaurants & Shops

Allerona Hotel Accomodations

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HOTEL

Via S. Francesco, 5 - 06031Allerona
Tel.: +39 0742 679524
web: www.hotel.com

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Allerona Restaurants

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Restaurant

Via S. Francesco, 5 - 06031Allerona
Tel.: +39 0742 679524
web: www.restaurant.com

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Allerona traditional handicrafts, souvenirs and food items

Staff picked Allerona Shops:

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Shop

Via S. Francesco, 5 - 06031Allerona
Tel.: +39 0742 679524
web: www.shop.com

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Main Places of Interest in Allerona

A list of the most interesting places to visit when you are in Allerona:

Church of Madonna dell'Acqua - In XVIII century style, with its characteristic octagonal shape, it was built in the years 1715 to 1723 on a preexisting votive chapel of 1400, near sources of water which were considered miraculous
Town Hall
Palazzo Visconti and castle walls
Porta del Sole (Gate of the Sun) - In the Middle Ages, it was the main access to the ancient feudal castle when Allerona belonged to the town of Orvieto and was a strategic stronghold. The castle was subjected to the Monaldeschi families, who built the fortress in 1275, placing it on a natural hill and defending it by building a ditch to its right
Church of St. Maria Assunta
Church of St. Michele Arcangelo
Villa Cahen - Situated in the grounds of Selva di Meana, it is the only example of Art Nouveau architecture in Umbria featuring a typically italian garden
Park of Villalba - Cozy wooded area full of trees, flowers and wildlife. It's a little larger than 20 hectares

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