The municipal coat of arms (shield with three bands) still exists in the portico, which was also impressed on the three gates of the Borgo: Pedaggio, Borgonuovo and Chiappa.

In 1589 the council chamber was rebuilt, reduced and restored. In fact, in 1853 while a niche was being made to place the bust of the worthy citizen lawyer. Gaetano Romano (founder of the free school to which he donated his entire estate of 50,000 lire, still existing school where the elementary school is located); a stone from the town’s quarry was found which referred precisely to the works of 1589.

THE PATH

The itinerary develops for about 4 km, starting from the bus stop/ square in front of the Convent of NS delle Grazie and turning left onto the provincial road SP 162, near the local road on the left of the provincial road, take the path which runs along the Neirone;

entering the wood, you come across a lawn area on the left intended as a rest area, for fitness activities and picnics;

continuing along the route, you skirt the Neirone in the direction of the Falesia.

The Falesia area is already a renowned point known by climbing enthusiasts: in fact, there are over 50 climbing routes of varying difficulty, which can be tackled in all seasons, bearing in mind that the wall faces south and therefore in summer the area becomes very hot.

After passing the cliff, the path continues alongside the stream, offering enchanting views both of the Fort and of natural areas and the remains of ancient stone buildings up to the crossing with the stream, at which point a ford is expected to be built in order to resume the path. in the direction of the “Cascata del Neirone”.