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Premilcuore

Premilcuore lies on the western slope of Monte Arsiccio, in the Tuscan-Romagnol Apennines. The village, of medieval origin, is surrounded by lush woods and by the streams of the Rabbi valley. Premilcuore is much loved by walkers for its closeness to the Foreste Casentinesi and to other natural gems such as the Grotta Urlante, which in summer also draws anyone looking for cool air and a swim in the river.

Premilcuore

photo credits - photo.aptservizi.com, Photo Emilia Romagna, Open Data Monuments, Cinzia Sartoni, Francesco-1978

Places to see

Places to see in Premilcuore

Grotta UrlanteIt is an inlet with a waterfall, on the Rabbi river, forming natural pools with emerald green and blue water. The spot is much loved and, even though the water...Read more
Mulino Mengozzi di FiumicelloThis mill has a centuries-old history, even though it was closed by its owners around the 1960s. After 30 years of inactivity, the mill started working again...Read more
Centro Visite e Museo della Fauna e dei SensiThe centre explores themes linked to woodland wildlife, waterways and clearings across the local area.Read more

Monuments

Monuments in Premilcuore

Piazza dei CadutiDecorated with a fountain-well (Premilcuore's first aqueduct), it is notable for its loggia, with rooms beneath it, and the town hall (a former Chiesa di San...Read more
Piazza RicciLandscaped from the 1950s onwards, it quickly became a meeting place for the villagers; a cypress tree was planted, along with a cage for small animals, a...Read more
Torre dell'OrologioOriginally built as the entrance gate to the castle (also known as Porta Fiorentina), it is 21 metres tall with a square floor plan, perfectly fitted within...Read more

Events

Events in Premilcuore

Il Sapore di una voltaIt takes place in summer (usually before Ferragosto) and combines historical re-enactment with the discovery of more responsible consumption, rooted in respect...Read more
Sagra della CastagnaThe Sagra della castagna fills the historic centre of the small hill village with food stalls serving roast chestnuts, tagliatelle and chestnut-based sweets,...Read more

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