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San Martino in Pedriolo: Trails, Architectural Heritage and the Torrente Sillaro

Accommodation in San Martino in Pedriolo

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San Martino in Pedriolo combines trail experiences, architectural heritage and a gastronomic highlight. The Cammino di Sant’Antonio, the Anello di Fiagnano circular trail, the “Valle del Sillaro in bike” cycling route, the Chiesa di San Martino in Pedriolo and Casa La Torre are among the specific local points of interest.

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Location and orientation

San Martino in Pedriolo lies along the road from Castel San Pietro to Sassoleone and beside the Torrente Sillaro. For orientation, you can use the road and the watercourse as reference points. When planning your trip, both the road connection and the course of the Torrente Sillaro are therefore present as spatial points of reference.

Hiking trails with different routes

On the Cammino di Sant’Antonio route, San Martino in Pedriolo is reached at kilometre 16.5. On the Settefonti–San Martino in Pedriolo stage, San Martino in Pedriolo is the last settlement before the Torrente Sillaro reaches the plain. Stage 11 of the Cammino di Sant’Antonio leads from San Martino in Pedriolo to Tossignano. When planning an individual hike, you can use the location at kilometre 16.5 as a fixed point on this route.

The Anello di Fiagnano circular trail

Those planning a loop rather than a connection between two places will find an independent way of travelling on the Anello di Fiagnano. The circular trail is approximately 10 kilometres long, follows CAI Trail No. 719, and starts and ends in San Martino in Pedriolo. The approximate length of 10 kilometres serves as a guideline when planning your hiking day; the start and finish remain in the village.

Cycling along the Sillaro

The “Valle del Sillaro in bike” cycling route is accessible to people with disabilities and suitable for the whole family. When planning a cycling tour in San Martino, you can take accessibility for people with disabilities into account as a specific factor.

Parish church and tower house

The Chiesa di San Martino in Pedriolo is a parish church and is classified as architectural heritage. Casa La Torre is a tower house with an almost square floor plan. Visible stone walls and scarce openings reflect the combination of defensive and residential functions there. The church thus represents a sacred architectural purpose, while Casa La Torre preserves the connection between protection and habitation.

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Other cultural destinations in the area

The Rocca di Dozza, a fortress, is located in the area surrounding San Martino in Pedriolo. Palazzo Machirelli, a museum, is also located nearby. Those wishing to include further cultural destinations in their travel plans will thus find a fortress and a museum outside the village as additional points of interest.

A gastronomic connection

The Festa Gastronomica in San Martino in Pedriolo was held for its 19th edition.

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Further destinations for your travel plans

Gaggio Montano, Pioppe, Vergato, Castel Maggiore, Casalecchio Di Reno, Monte San Pietro, Castello Di Serravalle and Monterenzio.

For the higher-level travel overview: Bologna.