A small deviation to Pennavecchia with its interesting remains of mosaic flooring.A funeral monument, fragments of tombstones and two stele have been uncovered at Salzare, along the Amerina road, and are now preserved in the Town Hall. Going back to the main road in the direction of Amelia, one must stop at Lugnano in Teverina, to visit Poggio Gramignano, a typical Imperial country villa, the reamins of which are preserved in the Antiquarium, and the Collegiata of Santa Maria Assunta, one of the most important Roman of Umbria. Continuing in the direction of Guardea after a short stop at Alviano to admire the XVI c. Castle, one reaches Guardea Antica where the ruins of the Guardege Castle, one of the most ancient and powerful of the Valtiberina, dominates the village from the hilltop,in one of the most panoramic spots of the Amerina, the ancient country villa Cocciano and the Poggio Castle behind Guardea are well-worth a visit.

Starting from Carsulae, ancient Roman province of particular archeological interest a visitable amphitheatre, the funeral buildings and the visible structure of the town with the ancient Flaminia road running through it. We continue our way passing through medieval villages of Casteltodino (St.Bartholomew Church XIII c.) and Quadrelli (St. Maria Assunta Church XII c.) built in strategic positions along the Ulpiana road that linked Todi to San Gemini, connecting southern Umbria to Etruria. Visiting the different feasts and festivals in these and the surrounding village, is an attractive passtime in the summer as the gastronomic and artisan cultures are deep-rooted in these parts. Going along the panoramic main road that links Montecastrilli to Amelia we can stop in this small town rich in history and cultural heritage, one must visit the polygonal walls, the Roman cistern which is a rare example of hydraulic art from the II c. A.D., the Roman Gate na dlarge parts of the Roman paving along the Via della Repubblica.