Places to see
Museo Sandro Colarieti
The Museo Sandro Colarieti in Casteldelci brings together numerous archaeological finds that tell the story of this land, split between the Marecchia and Tiber valleys. The area was very important in Roman times, although traces of settlements dating back to the Palaeolithic have also been found: arrowheads and chipped stones. Also of great interest are the pieces that document everyday life in the Roman period: pottery, terracotta containers and much more.
Photo credits - photographic archive of the tourism department of the province of Rimini
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