Sellano

Compact and walled, with bastions, gates and a few noble houses, Sellano stands on a clay hill 640 metres up in the Vigi valley. Its position on the routes linking the Valnerina with Foligno and Spoleto made it a prize for centuries. Since 2024 a suspension footbridge 175 metres high links it to the castle of Montesanto.

Highlights

• The suspension footbridge to the castle of Montesanto
• Madonna della Croce, an octagonal church finished in 1538
• The Palazzo Comunale, with 16th-century frescoes and a gilded copper plate
• Postignano, a hamlet founded in the 9th–10th century on an old road
• Hiking in the valleys around the source of the Menotre

Summary based on Wikipedia and Wikivoyage (CC BY-SA), written with AI assistance.