The Via Flaminia is a place where an intangible cultural patrimony has been collected thanks to the knowledge exchange inside local communities. The tangible cultural patrimony consists of many well-preserved archaeological evidences, still existing, linked with the consular roman route.
Fano
Acqualagna
Cagli
Fossombrone
Cantiano
Serrungarina
Fermignano
Saltara
Montefelcino
The Via Flaminia was constructed by Caius Flaminius and improved during the Vespasian Empire. It connected Rome to Fanum Fortunae and Ariminum. There are many important archaeological evidences of this engineering work in Marche region, as bridges, holy areas, chiavicotto, stretches of aqueduct and city remains like Forum Sempronii which still exist along the way.
The thousands years old culture located along the Via Flaminia is made of strongholds, castles, art, theatres, churches and religious itineraries. In addition to the widespread cultural heritage, there is the culture of food and wine production. You can discover the territory through its productions and tipicalities, such as oil, truffles, black cherry and wine.
Along the old and new Via Flamina nature has bright colours, flora is luxuriant and geology is unique. The territory offers surprising occasions, from a nature and fauna point of view.
In these places you can see and use advanced technologies to get familiar with the remarkable cultural and archaeological heritage along the Via Flaminia.
This section offers an interesting gallery of multimedia that describes the territory through pictures and let you navigate inside the Flaminia.
