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Badia Tedalda
From Badia Tedalda you can see Tuscany, Romagna, Umbria and the Marche all at once. The village sits on the border, and the river Marecchia rises in its territory and runs down to the Adriatic. The restored Church of San Michele Arcangelo and the Palazzo Comunale keep traces of its history.
About Badia Tedalda
Badia Tedalda offers a look of wonder at the landscapes that embrace Tuscany, Romagna, Umbria and the Marche. It is a border territory that preserves important historical traces as well as natural beauty. As in every frontier zone, the passage of civilisations and powers has settled in layers, held in its historic buildings and places of worship, such as the restored Church of San Michele Arcangelo or the Palazzo Comunale. For those who love contact with nature, an excellent municipal e-bike service is available.
Why visit Badia Tedalda?
For those who want to vanish into nature. Badia Tedalda is the wild heart of the Valtiberina — untouched, unhurried, unforgettable.
Art & History
The area's Benedictine heritage dates back over a thousand years. The ancient abbey that gives the town its name was a beacon of learning and agriculture in the medieval Apennines.
Food & Atmosphere
Wild game, foraged herbs, mountain cheeses, and honey from chestnut blossoms. The cooking here is elemental — shaped by altitude, season, and a deep connection to the land.
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