Collalto Sabino

On the old frontier between the Papal States and the Kingdom of Naples, Collalto Sabino once minted its own coins and received Emperor Frederick II. The village climbs a mountain spur south-east of Lake Turano, ringed by 15th-century walls and crowned by a baronial castle that passed from the Savelli to the Strozzi, the Soderini and finally the Barberini.

Highlights

• The baronial castle, owned by the Barberini from 1641
• A walk along the 15th-century walls that still enclose the village
• Palazzo Latini and the small church of Madonna della Speranza
• Mountain trails in the Monte Navegna and Monte Cervia nature reserve (IT)
• Lake Turano, just to the north-west

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