Cagli

Cagli straddles the Burano River in Marche, where its position on the ancient Via Flaminia made it a historic crossing point between the Adriatic hinterland and the central Apennines. Overlooked by Monte Petrano, the town retains a compact historic centre shaped by medieval and Renaissance rebuilding. Ponte Mallio, a Roman bridge on the Flaminian route, recalls the road’s lasting importance, while the 15th-century Torrione was built for Duke Federico da Montefeltro and connected to the Rocca by a subterranean passage. Discover further points of interest through webcams across Cagli and Marche.

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