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Ferentillo

Town of the Valnerina dominated by two imposing strongholds. Ferentillo, with its Mummy Museum and its climbing surroundings, is a singular and full-of-surprises stop.

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Ferentillo is a locality in the Valnerina (Umbria) that surprises visitors with its uniqueness. The town is divided into two by the Nera River, and each part is dominated by a medieval fortress (Rocca di Matterella and Rocca di Precetto). It is a very popular destination for rock climbers due to its rocky walls. However, its most famous attraction is the curious Museum of Mummies, located in the crypt of the Santo Stefano church, where a natural mummification process has preserved the bodies buried there. For pilgrims, it is a stop filled with history, mystery and nature, offering a unique and memorable experience.

Last updated: 18/05/2026

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St. Francis (Via of St. Francis)

Piediluco - Ferentillo

17.90 km 5.97 h Baja

From: Piediluco

To: Ferentillo

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Ferentillo - Spoleto

25.30 km 8.43 h Alta

From: Ferentillo

To: Spoleto

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