A trip to Saludecio, near Riviera Adriatica
March 3rd, 2007 by admin
One of the most pleasant trip (and at same time one of the shorter) that I did was 2 years ago, in spring, when we departed early in the morning to make a full tour on the hills around the town of Rimini: Saludecio, Montegridolfo and (a bit more distant) Gradara.
The first stop was Saludecio, a small village of about 2300 inhabitants. It is a very peculiar village because it kept his past history intact: you can see it instantly looking at the churches, the belltowers, the streets and the original painted walls.
In recent times, the favorable micro-climate and the untamed environment (we’re very close to the sea in straight line of air, but always at hill altitudes) made possible to start a project in the year 1980 called “Saludecio, centro di piante officinali e studi erboristici†(which translated means “Saludecio, officinal plants center and herborist studies”) .
a church in the town center
typical street
outside the walls
a long boulevard
a steam train painted on a wall
some more funny pictures!
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