Casperia
già ASPRA Sabina
400 ms
s.l.m. Placed in the heart of the generous earth of Sabina, to the near
valley of the Tevere, Casperia owes its name to a Roman location
or, more
probably, sabino.
The image
of the country of Casperia is scenografica: from the modest, but polling and
isolated hill on which it has been built, the city appears
as a
compact scene made up of medieval constructions. Out of urban agglomeration
the bell tower of the Church of St. Giovanni Battista clearly
emerges.
To Casperia
one cannot enter by auto. And once the door is taken afoot, the medieval
urbanistic traces are immediately recognized. Surrounded
by
boundaries and towers that represented the first defensive stage, it
develops itself around a road system that climbs up winding itself,
(?????almost to snail), along the so called “stradine” and small stairways
that lead to the upper part, where the maiory is situated and upper than
that, the
parish church.
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