San Liberato
Welcome to San Liberato!
Hello everyone! Today we will discover together the hamlet of San Liberato, located in the municipality of Narni, in the province of Terni, Italy.
History
The history of San Liberato begins in 987, when wars were started for the dispute of the territory in this area. The hill, also called "Vico Mestriano", was sold for the price of 15 silver coins to the monks of Castel Sant'Elia, who immediately built the church and a small monastery. Later, the village was involved in a conflict between Pope Martin V and his nephew Antonio Colonna (between 1417 and 1431), who ruled the nearby Orte: many men of the town were injured or killed during the clashes with the Guelph troops of the Papal States.
Monuments and points of interest
San Liberato has several interesting attractions, such as the watchtower, a square building that rises from the small center in good condition. In addition, there is the beautiful Lake of San Liberato, an artificial basin used for the generation of hydroelectric power, exploiting the current of the Nera. The lake is inhabited by a varied aquatic fauna and is a stopping point along the migratory routes of various species of birds. Reeds and rich marsh vegetation adorn its banks [http://www.ditt.it/eccellenza.php?ID_eccellenza=545].
Economy
San Liberato also has an industrial area, which contributes to the local economy.
Sports
For sports enthusiasts, San Liberato offers a private sports field managed by A.S.D. Del Nera. In addition, there are some sports associations, such as the Orange Team Ktm Italia, specialized in motocross.
Related projects
For more information on San Liberato station, you can find further details on Wikipedia.
Other projects
If you are interested in seeing San Liberato in a different light, visit the website of the Pro Loco di Narni, where you can discover further information about the hamlet and its surroundings. Also, if you are passionate photographers, do not miss the opportunity to take pictures of this breathtaking landscape!
Conclusions
In conclusion, San Liberato is a perfect place to enjoy the beauty of central Italy, with its monuments and surrounding nature. If you are in the area, do not miss the opportunity to visit this little gem and discover all its secrets. See you soon!
